Sarah Phillips byline portrait

Sarah PhillipsJournalist

The Guardian

Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs

6 articles

Across 4 topics, first on 8 Jul 2025, most recently 15 Mar 2026.

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Biography

Sarah Phillips lectures at the centre for international security studies at Sydney University. Her second book, "Yemen and the Politics of Permanent Crisis" will be published by the Adelphi Series later this year. An earlier version of that work, funded by the Developmental Leadership Program, is available through: www.dlprog.org

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Recent articles

  1. What end-of-life experts know about living well: love your wrinkles, celebrate birthdays and don’t obsess over work

    The GuardianPalliative & end of life care

  2. From childhood to midlife and beyond: how to handle anxiety at every age

    The GuardianMental health15 Mar 2026

  3. Sleep, stress and sunshine: endocrinologists on 11 ways to look after your metabolism

    The GuardianDiabetes18 Jan 2026

  4. Hold an ice cube – and shake like a dog: therapists on 16 simple, surprising ways to beat stress

    The GuardianMental health20 Nov 2025

  5. Get your jabs, don’t oversleep, don’t be too keen to go to work: GPs’ tips for battling winter illnesses

    The GuardianMental health23 Oct 2025

  6. Don’t ‘power pee’ – but do grab a mirror: 13 easy, effective ways to protect your pelvic floor

    The GuardianWomen's health & gynaecology8 Jul 2025

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