Sarah Berry is a Lifestyle and Health Writer at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. She focuses on themes such as health and wellness, sports, family and relationships, and parenting, frequently exploring the intersection of these topics with social issues and fitness. Sarah's work has been featured in various publications, including the Owatonna People's Press, Hindustan Times, WAtoday, and Brisbane Times.
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Sarah Berry's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle, health & wellbeing, with a particular emphasis on topics related to health, parenting, mental health, sleep, and nutrition. She consistently cites data in her coverage.
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By: Sarah Berry
What is it about the carnivore diet that is so bad and yet, according to the people who swear by it, so good?
Once on the fringes, breathwork is so mainstream even MPs are learning it. But how can (or can’t) it help your mental health?
By: Sarah Berry
Experts say the risks of “geriatric pregnancy” have changed with time. So what’s driving the trend?
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