
Peta Bee
Journalist at Freelance
Writes - mostly to be found @thetimes @athleticsweekly; Runs - anything running-related over @PBRacingUK
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thetimes.com | Peta Bee
Roger Frampton, the movement coach and author of Stretch, says that neck and back tension are often a result of referred pain. "Some neck stretches are useful, but won't necessarily 'fix' neck pain when performed in isolation," he says.
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thetimes.com | Peta Bee
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thetimes.com | Peta Bee |Harry Jameson
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irishexaminer.com | Peta Bee
Lesley Giltinan is the embodiment of the healthy lifestyle that she advocates for mid-life women, and if you are a time-crunched woman over 40 who wants to stay in shape, she is likely already on your radar. At 56, Giltinan has carved a reputation as the Irish workout queen, with 51,000 followers on Instagram and more than 10,000 subscribers, who do her no-frills workouts on her Lean With Lesley fitness app.
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1 week ago |
thetimes.com | Peta Bee
Breast cancer remains the most common cancer for women in the UK with about 56,400 new cases diagnosed each year. Age, lifestyle, hormone levels and some medical conditions are all known risk factors for the disease, but density of breast tissue is one that typically goes under the radar. According to Cancer Research UK, “breast cancer risk is higher in women with the most dense breast tissue compared to less dense tissue”.
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