Eleanor Hayward is a health editor at The Times. She reports from medical conferences around the world and covers all aspects of the NHS, focusing on key issues affecting patients, including consumer health, mental health, and oncology. Eleanor's work has been featured in The Australian, Cairns Post, The Post, World Wealth Journal, and The Times.
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Eleanor's articles mainly focus on healthcare, medical research, and public health issues within the United Kingdom. Her coverage emphasizes citing data and government announcements. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide access to reliable data or insights from credible experts in the healthcare sector.
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A 40-year-old man in Leicester has died after participating in a cleansing ritual involving Amazonian frog secretions, believed to be the first such fatality in Britain
The former England cricket captain’s wife died from cancer in 2018 — but not before making plans to help others
Children are being continuously exposed to ‘hateful, addictive and grossly distressing content’, warns a study by the medical profession’s biggest voice
Social Media is the new smoking, medical leaders have declared, putting the British prime minister under increasing pressure to commit himself to a ban for under-16s.
Office for National Statistics data shows both men and women are delaying having children, and the fertility rate is the lowest ever recorded
First big test for new health secretary as union says James Murray is ‘unwilling’ to meet their demands
Trial in 17 regions of England cut waiting lists by a fifth for conditions that are a leading cause of long-term sickness absence, such as back pain
Doctors at King’s College Hospital will be able to treat patients with life-threatening conditions in a rooftop garden designed to accelerate recovery
