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Working Life: 'The best thing she can do for her health is quit smoking'

Rachel Burke, HSE health promotion and improvement officer

Mon, 31 May, 2021 - 06:05

Catherine Shanahan

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A 10-minute yoga stretch, porridge and a cup of tea get me off to a good start. Once showered and dressed, I log onto my laptop for a day of working from home.

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