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Paula CocozzaJournalist

The Guardian

Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs

6 articles

Across 3 topics, first on 22 Sept 2025, most recently 24 Aug 2026.

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

Biography

Paula Cocozza is a feature writer for the Guardian and a novelist. Speak to Me was published in 2023. Twitter @CocozzaPaula

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Recent articles

  1. A new start after 60: I became a grocer – and feel stronger physically and quieter mentally

    The GuardianElderly care & frailty24 Aug 2026

  2. A new start after 60: stuck in a hospital bed, I decided to retire. Now I’m a tap dancer

    The GuardianElderly care & frailty27 Jul 2026

  3. The man who forgot himself: life before and after total amnesia

    The GuardianMental health12 Jul 2026

  4. From fat transplants to LED mittens: how the fear of ‘old lady hands’ mobilised the beauty industry

    The GuardianCosmetic procedures & aesthetics9 Apr 2026

  5. ‘It was no longer a gift for my husband. It was all for me’: four women on how boudoir photography changed their lives

    The GuardianMental health27 Nov 2025

  6. ‘We’re exhausted – but not from doing too much’: can this woman help us survive the age of distraction?

    The GuardianMental health22 Sept 2025

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