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Emily Craig

Emily Craig

Senior Health Features Writer at The Daily Telegraph

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    • Health & Medicine
    • Men's Health
    • Women's Health

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    Recent Articles

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    Milk, white and dark: The best (and worst) chocolate bars to buy

    From Dairy Milk and Milkybar to Galaxy and Tony’s, we reveal the healthiest milk, white and dark chocolate bars –and the ones to avoid
    telegraph.co.uk

    Six red flags that your heart is weak – and what to do about it

    Six red flags that your heart is weak – and what to do about it
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    Is Guinness actually good for you?

    Once lauded as a nutritional powerhouse, we ask nutritionists and brewers if Guinness is really as healthy as we like to believe
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    This one exercise will tell you how fast your back is ageing

    And if your back health is below par, these three easy exercises will strengthen it
    telegraph.co.uk

    1,000 calories a day and cottage cheese: The old-fashioned diets th...

    While the modern approach to weight loss has moved on, there are still things we can learn from the past
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    The healthiest baked potato toppings and the ones to avoid

    From beans and cheese to chilli con carne, experts reveal the best (and worst) jacket potato toppings for your health
    telegraph.co.uk

    The healthiest type of coffee – and the ones to avoid

    The healthiest type of coffee – and the ones to avoid
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    The health benefits of a five-minute evening walk

    From cutting the risk of bowel cancer to lowering your chances of diabetes, a short stroll late in the day can have a positive impact
    telegraph.co.uk

    Why eating burnt toast could be bad for you

    Scorched food, particularly bread, contains acrylamide, and there’s strong evidence to show that this chemical can cause cancer in humans
    telegraph.co.uk

    How did halloumi become a health food? It’s got more calories than ...

    It’s packed with protein but loaded with salt. We ask the experts to weigh in on the Cypriot cheese
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    The health benefits of pumpkins and how to cook with them

    The health benefits of pumpkins and how to cook with them