Poppy Koronka is a Health Correspondent at The Times. She covers a range of topics within health and wellness, including oncology, pancreatic cancer research, and mental health, while also exploring consumer health and alternative medicine. Poppy's work has been featured in MyLondon, The Press, The Times, The Post, and Sifted.
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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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Bereaved parents tell of how they were ignored and neglected as the Nottingham maternity review is published — and they are not done campaigning
More than 500 babies and mothers died or suffered serious harm caused by systemic failures and “cruel” care in the largest maternity scandal in NHS history, a report has found, as bosses are threatened with jail.
By: Eleanor Hayward, Poppy Koronka
The review of maternity services at Nottingham University Hospital Trust criticised the leadership of units led by senior staff who were later given honours
By: Eleanor Hayward, Poppy Koronka
Donna Ockenden, who published the report on healthcare failings in Nottingham, has been suggested as a candidate
By: Eleanor Hayward, Poppy Koronka
Negative references to the movement promoting natural births was allegedly removed from the report. So just how entrenched is it?
By: Poppy Koronka, William Milne
Confidence, control and connection underlie the resilience we saw when England beat Mexico
Research shows both vapers and smokers have a 15% reduction in fitness compared with those who have never smoked or vaped
Advisers have recommended all 15-year-olds are vaccinated with a catch-up programme for anyone who misses out, following two deaths in March
Quin Wills has set up a lab in which livers are kept alive outside of the body and given treatment to increase cell resistance and encourage regrowth
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, which affects one in eight women in the UK, increases the chances of developing cardiovascular disease fourfold, a study finds
