The Independent 1997 Emma Haughton - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
The Independent 1997 Emma Haughton
Eat those greens. (problems with persuading children to eat more vegetables)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
First the bad news about DIY tests.... (self-testing for medical conditions)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Got a spare 100,000 pounds sterling? (bringing up a child can be extremely expensive)(includes case study)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
If the face fits: do you have to look the part to get ahead? (role of appearance in career success)(City +)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
In the beginning is the word. (efforts to improve literacy standards in the UK)(includes details of work at Badock's Wood primary school near Bristol, England)(Education +)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
It's not what you say, it's the way that you say it. (importance of accent in United Kingdom job market)(City +)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Know how to land the perfect job? Maybe it's all in the mind. (many companies use psychological profiling tests)(City +)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Period peace. (options for treating excessive menstrual bleeding)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Six is too young for school tests. (Personally Speaking)(Education +)(Column)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Terrible threes. (problems with multiple births resulting from fertility treatment)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
The cough that nearly killed our baby. (dangers of whooping cough in young children)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
The truth about ... head lice remedies.	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Trust me .... (different couples have different approaches to dealing with money)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
Uniforms: smart or silly? (mixed views on school uniforms; includes case study)(Education +)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton
When pain is hard to swallow. (mixed views about tonsillectomy)	Retail industry	Emma Haughton

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