Madeleine Aggeler byline portrait

Madeleine AggelerJournalist

The Guardian

Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs

9 articles

Across 3 topics, first on 10 Oct 2024, most recently 26 May 2026.

This counts only pieces our coverage scan read on the topics Vital Signs tracks, not their full output.

Biography

Madeleine Aggeler is lifestyle and wellness reporter for Guardian US

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Recent articles

  1. ‘A sense of trusting one’s self’: how to start building confidence

    The GuardianMental health26 May 2026

  2. ‘Subtle but powerful form of self-validation’: how to start journaling

    The GuardianMental health27 Apr 2026

  3. ‘Oh my God, did someone accuse me of killing my mom?’

    The GuardianAssisted dying7 Apr 2026

  4. What to know about the controversial practice of ‘orgasmic meditation’

    The GuardianWomen's health & gynaecology3 Apr 2026

  5. There’s no gold medal in the stress Olympics – here’s how to start resting

    The GuardianMental health19 Jan 2026

  6. Do women’s periods actually sync up with each other?

    The GuardianWomen's health & gynaecology24 Nov 2025

  7. What is the best pillow for your sleeping style?

    The GuardianMental health14 Oct 2025

  8. Prolapse, tearing, pain: a urogynecologist on what you should know before giving birth

    The GuardianWomen's health & gynaecology10 Feb 2025

  9. ‘My cancer was not in those pictures’: how breast density affects mammograms

    The GuardianWomen's health & gynaecology10 Oct 2024

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