Tom Bawden is a Wall Street Correspondent who covers science and the environment for The i Paper. With a background in journalism, Tom's work has also been featured in publications such as The Scotsman and Cigalah Group. He specializes in reporting on topics such as Covid-19, Alzheimer's disease, public health, and scientific advancements.
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Tom Bawden's reporting primarily revolves around scientific topics, particularly those related to public health and the environment in the United Kingdom. His articles heavily rely on cited data, indicating a preference for evidence-backed information.
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They're not for everyone but experts say a few million UK households could potentially benefit from the widely-overlooked solar technology
Experts fear people may not seek a diagnosis because of scabies stigma, which is incorrectly seen as the result of poor hygiene
Under 1s account for 64 per cent of all childhood hospital admissions with Covid, study finds
Given reports earlier in the week that the UK could be in for some snow next month we look at how likely this is to occur - and where
Tests for norovirus in laboratories indicate that cases are soaring in the general population, according to new data from the UKHSA
Opponents of solar farms often say that solar panels should be put on roofs and that fields should be left for agriculture so i asked the experts on whether they agreed
We look at the science behind respiratory and other illnesses and the cold weather
By: Tom Bawden
Climate change has caused humans to take actions which have made the Earth tilt east on its axis
Winter comes with a higher risk of health issues, particularly for older people
By: Tom Bawden
The latest figures indicate that the flu season is nearly a month earlier this year compared to 2023
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