Hattie Garlick is a freelance journalist and author, known for her work in The Telegraph, Yahoo News, and other publications. With a focus on health, wellness, and lifestyle topics, Hattie's articles provide valuable insights and advice to readers, covering everything from resolutions and gut health to dementia prevention and personal concerns.
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Hattie's focus revolves around health, wellness, self-care, and mental fitness with a particular emphasis on travel-related content. She frequently cites data and offers "how-to" guides, indicating an interest in evidence-based insights and practical advice.
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Given her national focus on the United Kingdom as well as the seasonal aspect observed in some of her articles (such as those related to Christmas), tailoring pitches to reflect relevant UK-centric topics or timely seasonal concerns may enhance engagement.
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A stay in the lodges at West Midlands Safari Park provides a chance to get up close and personal with resident wildlife
By: Hattie Garlick
THREE KEY FACTS A study found that 55% of Britons are hyper-fatigued, rising to 65% of 25- to 34-year-olds.
They’re both good for you, but we consult the experts to find out which is best for your heart, immunity and weight
They're both good for you, but t he Telegraph consulted experts to find out which is best for your heart, immunity and weight.
Every single day in Britain, 1.5 million fish fingers are eaten. That's 18 every second. Three-quarters of us, supposedly, get our first taste of fish through them.
By: Hattie Garlick
Menopause brain I am turning 40 and honestly – really – I feel fine about my ageing body. My husband and I will grow more wrinkled and stooped in tandem.
“One of my children is really interested in sharks at the moment, and another other wants to be a marine biologist,” says photographer Charlotte
Experts argue that menopause should be reframed as a neurological condition, not a gynaecological one – here’s why, and what to do about it
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