Podcasts about charlotte wright

In this episode of We are pr., Baillie Horwood and Charlotte Wright discuss Rooster's busy year of press trips, the press trip process, and what to watch out for if you're organising a press trip of your own. With 250 features from 106 journos and influencers courtesy of trips to 10 countries, the results speak for themselves. From picking journalists or influencers, planning a press trip itinerary, and managing the trip in destination, they've got tips and tricks for everything. Stay tuned for new episodes of We are pr. every fortnight. Find out more about Rooster on our website or across Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.

There are many myths about recovery from a heart attack. The most dangerous is that exercise is too risky. The truth is that for most people, they should be doing much more exercise, not less. Patrick Doherty, Professor of Cardiovascular Health at York University and lead author for the National Audit of Cardiac Rehab tells Dr Mark Porter that 70,000 people who should be accessing life saving cardiac rehabilitation therapy are missing out. The answer? Don't blame the patients but improve the design of rehab packages, he says. Inside Health visits a rehab session at Charing Cross Hospital in London and hears from cardiac patients about the impact of supported exercise programmes on their health. A group of psychiatrists, psychologists and patients have complained to the Royal College of Psychiatrists about the withdrawal effects of antidepressants. They say claims that side effects are resolved, for the majority of patients, within a few weeks of stopping treatment are false and in fact, many people suffer unpleasant, frightening symptoms for much longer. Inside Health's Dr Margaret McCartney looks at the evidence. We're all familiar with hearing aids, amplifiers which boost volume in a failing ear. And you might have heard of cochlear implants which, in people too deaf for aids, can be used to send signals directly to the inner part of the ear, and on to the brain. But in the future we're likely to hear more about middle ear implants, devices implanted because the outer ear hasn't developed properly. ENT surgeons at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital in London, Professor Dan Jiang and Harry Powell, have performed a middle ear implant on the UK's youngest ever patient, Charlotte Wright was just three years old when she had this pioneering treatment. Producer: Fiona Hill.

The main trunk road connecting Catterick Garrison to the A1 is set to close for 18 months. An alternative route will be in place until the bridge demolition on the A6136 between Brompton-on-Swale & Brough-St-Giles is complete. Charlotte Wright from highways England tells Chris Kaye about the improvement plans and clears up any misinformation. #Catterick #A1 #Roadworks #Yorkshire #HighwaysAgency #BFBS