Lucy Miller is a Deputy Editor at Optometry Today (OT). She specializes in business and career-focused features, as well as charity, non-profit, and policy news, with a keen interest in health policy, social issues, and education. Lucy's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Cambridge Student, Yahoo News, and Men's Fitness, among others.
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Lucy Miller's articles primarily focus on local human resources, healthcare, and health advocacy in the United Kingdom. She often covers government announcements and press releases related to eye health, optometry, sight loss, and general healthcare.
If you are working in these areas within the UK or have insights into policies affecting healthcare and employment at a local level, offering expert commentary or providing information about new developments could be beneficial when reaching out to Lucy. Additionally, if there are specific events related to eye health or optometry taking place in the UK that she may cover, highlighting them would likely capture her interest.
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By: Lucy Miller
Colleagues from Edmonds & Slatter completed LOROS Hospice's annual Twilight Walk on 20 June
By: Lucy Miller
Around 600 participants joined the annual Eye to Eye walk in London on Sunday 28 June
By: Lucy Miller
Strength coaches explain exactly how much protein you need to maximise muscle growth - and the easiest way to hit your daily target
By: Lucy Miller
The role will ensure the regulator has independent clinical insight across functions including professional standards, fitness to practise, and policy development
Early challenges with Pharmacy First and the importance of strong partnerships with general practice colleagues were discussed at NHS Confed Expo
By: Lucy Miller
Get ready to fire up your abs
By: Lucy Miller
This 60-second 'deep core' exercise fires up your abdominal muscles without any equipment.
By: Lucy Miller
Elite athletes are embracing Pilates to build strength, improve mobility and stay injury-free. Here are 10 reasons you should consider it too
By: Lucy Miller
I expected to come home exhausted. Instead, a week at one of Europe's best active resorts left me fitter, happier and completely hooked on trying new sports
By: Lucy Miller
‘What the hell are you doing out here?' was the thought racing through my mind as I nose-dived into the Mediterranean Sea – at such a speed, I felt incredibly grateful for my impact vest.
