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Fired Editors Launch Comeback Guide

22 Nov

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Summary

Ex-editors Laura Brown and Kristina O'Neill detail career comebacks after being fired.
UK Women's Cohort Study reveals diet's impact on chronic diseases and women's health.
UK counterterrorism report urges return for women and children from Syria/Iraq camps.

Former magazine editors-in-chief Laura Brown and Kristina O'Neill discuss their experiences of being fired and how they navigated comebacks, sharing their insights in a new book. Their journey aims to help others reframe career setbacks as opportunities for growth.

Meanwhile, groundbreaking research from the UK Women's Cohort Study, initiated 30 years ago, has revealed significant findings on the impact of diet on women's health, including risks for cancer and other chronic diseases. The study continues to inform health strategies.

Additionally, a recent UK counterterrorism report calls for a structured program to repatriate women and children from detention camps in Iraq and Syria, deeming the current situation unsustainable and posing public safety risks.

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