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Ashleigh Austen

Ashleigh Austen

Health Editor at The Australian Women's Weekly

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    • Beauty
    • House
    • Fitness
    • Health & Medicine

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    Recent Articles

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    Want to cut back on caffeine? Here are 8 alternative brews that our editors actually sip

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    How to get out of a midlife makeup rut

    Is your makeup not landing the way it used to? Here’s how to refresh your routine and some products recommended by our Health & Beauty Editor.
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    You’re not imagining things, women are more worn out than ever. The good news is, science says we can do something about it.
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    This common sugar substitute may increase stroke risk

    New research suggests erythritol sweetener, which is found in many sugar-free products, could be doing more harm than good.
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    How looking after grandkids could be good for your brain

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