Paula Cocozza is a writer at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including beauty and fashion, lifestyle, and sports, with a particular interest in the beauty industry and personal care. Paula's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, The Irish Times, and MSN.
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Paula’s articles predominantly focus on personal growth, overcoming challenges, and lifestyle changes of individuals, particularly those over 60. She seems to be interested in sharing compelling stories of people who have made significant life changes or overcome hardships.
Given the nature of Paula's coverage, she would likely appreciate pitches that offer access to individuals with remarkable personal journeys or experts who can provide valuable insights into topics related to personal growth and lifestyle changes for older adults.
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By: Paula Cocozza
As a young man, Nick Dowling spent a summer working with dementia patients in Cape Cod. Almost 40 years later, he found himself drawn back to nursing
By: Paula Cocozza
Nick Dowling was the only person in the doctor's waiting room when the practice nurse came out, glanced around and said to the receptionist with a
By: Paula Cocozza
Mike Bell was 53 when he got the diagnosis that changed his life – and 61 when he learned it was wrong. He felt relieved, but also totally adrift
By: Paula Cocozza
Paula Cocozza When he was 61, Mike Bell, who had spent eight years living with a Parkinson's diagnosis, saw a new consultant.
By: Paula Cocozza
Paula Cocozza 10 min read This month, an email from a consumer landed in Martin Lewis's inbox.
By: Paula Cocozza
Trusted by millions, the finance expert has seen his name and face used to mis-sell a string of fake investments. And yet, he says, it would be ‘very simple’ for the government to stop them
By: Paula Cocozza
Paula Cocozza Nicola Wilding knew the letter was from her brother, Billy, as soon as she saw the line of tape on the envelope flap.
By: Paula Cocozza
In 2019 Lampaert woke up unable to recognise his friends, his parents, even his own name. After decades of anxiety, abandonment and bullying, was his mind just trying to shield him from his past?
By: Paula Cocozza
Paula Cocozza On the day his life changed, Eric Lampaert woke up and saw his hands.
By: Paula Cocozza
Paula Cocozza Phil Yates was nervous about telling his dad he wanted to be a barber. “Get a trade! Don't leave a job unless you've got another job lined up!” were his mantras.
