Joanne Paul is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. She writes for Trinidad Express Newspapers and Dove Medical Press, covering a wide range of topics including local news, lifestyle, health, and education. Her work has also been featured in Channel Life and The Times.
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Joanne Paul's coverage spans a variety of themes, including family and relationships, scientific topics, beauty and fashion, culture and society, as well as house and home. Her articles include expert commentary and cited data. Therefore, she might be interested in pitches that provide expert insights on local family dynamics or cultural practices specific to Trinidad & Tobago. Additionally, she may appreciate pitches related to scientific studies or health issues relevant to the local community.
Given her focus on Port Of Spain in Trinidad & Tobago, stories about local traditions or events related to fashion trends could also capture her interest. Lastly, Joanne’s coverage includes articles focusing on education which suggests an openness towards topics concerning educational developments within the region.
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So, I love astronomy. In another life in a parallel universe, I am either a psychologist, journalist, or an astronomy scientist. The entire concept that we are just a planet
So, there is this crazy thing about brain and boundaries. Sometimes the boundaries to which the brain goes is as far as where the brain thinks it can go. Thus,
The Covid pandemic is like an old boyfriend or an ex-husband. You want to move on desperately and go back to how life was before they came into your life,
So, when I was younger (I am, though, still officially in the category of young) I used to work with Dr Petronella Manning-Alleyne as one of the junior paediatricians in
I don’t know. It is like if we, as peoples of the world, are toddlers. We know what will happen if we stick our finger in the electrical socket or
So, I do not really watch that much television. I do though have Apple TV, Netflix, and cable TV but I definitely underuse all of them.
So, I must say, I do love Emergency Medicine. It definitely suits my personality. There is always constant change with a barrage of new issues to problem-solve. Emergency Medicine is
By: Joanne Paul
So, writing is a fairly strange thing. Writing a weekly column is even stranger.
So, there is a debate as to whether sugar is more addictive than marijuana. It seems approximately 10% of persons who use marijuana become addicted. In the 17th century, marijuana
November and early December have been very busy months of courses, student revision and exams. Finally, the frenzy has dissipated, and I now have time to catch up and reflect.
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