Poppy Koronka is a reporter for The Times, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She has also been featured in MyLondon. Poppy covers a wide range of topics, including weather, law enforcement, foreign affairs, and social issues. She is dedicated to delivering accurate and impactful stories to her readers.
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Poppy Koronka's coverage focuses on a variety of topics, primarily centered around culture & society and crime. She also covers evolving stories, breaking news, cites data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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Xylazine, injections of which can cause large open skin ulcers that may lead to amputations, has been linked to 11 deaths
Atogepant, which has been approved by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, cut days lost to illness by at least half in medical trials
The Society of Radiographers says bras are a necessity and help prevent musculoskeletal problems so should not be subject to the tax, much like period products
Smoking rates have risen in women under 45 from affluent homes over the past decade, signalling a potential counter-trend that may be driven by anxiety
The medicines will benefit young people with gliomas and allow them to be treated at home
The King will resume public duties next week, but as his cancer treatment continues royal doctors will be looking out for issues such as fatigue
By: Victoria Atkins, Poppy Koronka
Victoria Atkins proposes changes to NHS constitution to ‘put patients first’ by basing services on biological sex
Research shows e-cigarette use during adolescence may increase the likelihood of exposure to heavy metals, which could adversely affect brain and organ development
The plaster-like childhood vaccines are just as effective as conventional injections, according to a landmark trial published in The Lancet
An apple a day may keep the doctor away for men with prostate cancer as research suggests a plant-based diet slows the progression of the disease
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