Jennifer Phillips

Jun 10, 2024 | hgtv.ca | Jennifer Phillips |Mikaila Kukurudza |Doug Murray |Courtney Ryall

On the hunt for the perfect Father’s Day gift for 2024? With the big day less than one week away, it’s time to hone in on the perfect present. Whether the father figure in your life loves adventure and travelling or is a homebody who enjoys cooking and fixing up his home, we’ve got some clever ideas. From noteworthy cookbooks and useful appliances to luxurious sheets and unique home finishes, these 10 ideas are sure to win over the dad in your life.

May 9, 2024 | hgtv.ca | Brent Furdyk |Jennifer Phillips |Nataly Cure |Amber Dowling

For the uninitiated, Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice about the spatial relationship between a person and their environment. Claiming to aid the flow of energy in positive directions, the goal of Feng Shui is to promote harmony within one’s quarters. In fact, it’s reputed by practitioners to improve finances, mood and general quality of life. Not sure where to begin? Follow these simple tips to help improve Feng Shui throughout every room of your home.

Jan 3, 2024 | hgtv.ca | Jennifer Phillips |Maca Atencio |Emma Yardley |Doug Murray

If you’ve been following the housing market in Canada in recent months, you’ve likely noticed some clear cracks. For the past four years, the market has felt like a roller coaster, with plenty of twists and turns. We’ve witnessed the housing lows that came with lockdowns and aggressive interest rate hikes. We’ve also seen the market rally like never before, thanks to said lockdowns being declared over and rate hikes being put on pause. So what could possibly be next?

Oct 18, 2023 | bmj.com | Jennifer Phillips

Jennifer S Phillips, anaesthetics registrarLondonjennifer.phillips7{at}nhs.netI welcome Steuernagel and colleagues’ review of sex and gender bias in cardiovascular research1—a poignant article to follow reports of sexual offences rife among surgical teams.2 The volume of gender bias among research, clinical guidelines, and our …

Sep 21, 2023 | bmj.com | Jennifer Phillips

Dear Editor, I welcomed Steuernagel and colleagues' review of sex and gender bias within cardiovascular research (16 September); a poignant article to follow on from reports of sexual offences rife amongst surgical teams. The volume of gender bias amongst research, clinical guidelines and our working lives is becoming increasingly apparent. However, is this a surprise? In our first years at medical school we are taught the physiology, pharmacology and anatomy of the “average 70 kg man”.