Katherine Hignett is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. She focuses on healthcare, science, and technology topics, with a particular interest in issues related to cancer, public health, and medical advancements. Her work has been featured in Forbes and Metro.co.uk.
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Katherine's coverage primarily focuses on health-related issues, particularly within the United Kingdom. She appears to value expert commentary and data-driven insights, often integrating government announcements into her articles.
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A medical staff member prepares a vial of the Pfizer/BioNTech Comirnaty vaccine against Covid-19 at ... [+] a vaccination center.
A forensic toxicologist holds a nitazene powder sample at the Center for Forensic Science Research ... [+] and Education on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, in Willow Grove, Pa.
An Ozempic (semaglutide) injection pen is seen on a kitchen table in Riga, Latvia on 06 August, ... [+]
The number of people dying from asthma in the U.K. is rising, with thousands "needlessly" passing from the disease every year, a charity has warned.
Young woman in bed suffering from cancer. Breast cancer survivors are more likely to develop a second form of cancer if they live in the poorest parts of England.
A London Black Cab drives down a street. More than 500,000 patients in need of 'very urgent emergency care' made their own way to England's emergency rooms in 2023, hospital figures reveal.
Young female pharmacist checks stock levels of medication in pharmacy stock room.
A baby is coughing while sitting in a crib in a plaid shirt. Young infants are most at risk from ... [+] whooping cough.
Junior doctors in England’s public health system have begun mediated talks with the government to end a long-running pay dispute that's cost billions.
Child with a red measles rash. Parents in England have been urged to vaccinate their children as the measles virus continues to spread.
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