Helen Johnson is a digital journalist with a diverse range of writing experience. She has contributed to publications such as Imperial. AC, Lexology, JPIMedia, Construction Management magazine, BristolWorld, and Cigalah Group. Her articles cover a variety of topics, including science, healthcare, construction, lifestyle, and fashion.
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Celebration of the installation of the most powerful scanner of its kind in the centre of diagnostic expertise at Royal Brompton Hospital.
By: Rose Xu, Helen Johnson
With high-stakes European elections looming, a panel of activists and political figures discussed how to ensure women's voices are heard
By: Helen Johnson, Ralph Blackburn
Carol Klein said she would be back on Gardeners' World “very soon”. Watch more of our videos on Shots! and live on Freeview channel 276
Researchers and clinicians who work on chronic cough have come together with those affected by it to raise awareness through 'Let's Talk About Cough'.
Researchers and clinicians who work on chronic cough have come together with those affected by it to raise awareness through 'Let’s Talk About Cough'.
By: Helen Johnson, Katy Marks
Katy Marks is an incredible woman. The co-founder of London-based architecture practise Citizens Design Bureau and mother of two young sons, found that after her single mastectomy she just couldn’t get on with wearing a prosthetic. Rather than feeling like she had to hide her body away, Katy took on the challenge of creating an asymmetric bra together with the expertise of a number of lingerie designers. ‘It was very important to me to set an example to my sons. I didn’t want them to see their mum being ashamed of her body,’ she says, ‘Instead I wanted them to see that difference is OK and can be beautiful.’ The result is unobra: a range of sustainable underwear and swimwear for women who have had unilateral mastectomies.
By: Helen Johnson
US President Joe Biden was asked if Storm Helene was a “consequence of climate change”, to which he responded: “Absolutely, positively, unequivocally, yes, yes, yes, yes”.
Snap! Stylish minds think alike. Now is the ideal time for some scarf action. This is a lovely That’s Not My Age reader, Jane Newnham, who I met at Somerset House a couple of weeks ago. We were on location shooting some street style photos for a subscriber feature – quick reminder that more in-depth style inspiration, analysis and advice, can be found over on my Patreon page. Subscribing helps support That’s Not My Age in its entirety and keep this show on the, er, internet. More details on what giving a small monthly amount means HERE. I thank you.
Enough with the Black Friday and Cyber Week craziness, already! Unless there is something you’ve been after for a while, don’t get sucked in. Admittedly, my Christmas gift list is much reduced these days, exchanging presents has come to a natural end for many of my friends. And for those I do see over the festive period, I’ll take something simple, something I can buy locally, like a small foodie gift, a bottle of wine, or a lovely book or houseplant.
By: Helen Johnson
One of the things I look forward to most about the holidays is having more time to read. And, good news – the annual TNMA Christmas book list is here! This year we decided to ask some of our favourite female authors and booksellers for their recommendations. From life-affirming adventures to love affairs, and musings on the natural world; new literary voices to well-established authors, here are 16 titles to keep you entertained over the festive period:
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