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Name	Dr. Deborah Cohen
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB	No confirmed information is available on the year she was born.
Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Spouse / Partner	Check the full bio for relationship details.
Children / No. of Kids	None
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race	White
Nationality	British
Where is Dr Deborah Cohen now?	Deborah Cohen is ITV News’ Science Editor, and an award-winning media personality.

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Introduction :

Dr. Deborah Cohen is a British Correspondent for BBC Newsnight. She focuses on health, science, and social policy and currently lives in London, England.
Besides being an academic journal editor with extensive international experience, Deborah is an award-winning, medically certified print, TV, and radio reporter.

Dr. Cohen is well-known for using a combination of journalistic techniques to conduct complex high profile health investigations. Her most-discussed works include: “Tracking down the Data on Tamiflu,” “The Truth about Sports Drinks,” and How Safe are Metal on Metal Hip Implants?”

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Currently, there is no information available about Deborah’s personal life on the internet. She has no social media profiles except Twitter, on which she mostly posts only work-related material.

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

After graduation from a local high school, Debora Cohen enrolled at Manchester University to study Medicine in 1997. She graduated in 2003 with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree.
In 2001, Deborah studied Medical Journalism at the University of Westminster. She earned her Bachelor’s degree with first-class honours in 2002.

Career, Job, Salary and Net Worth :

From June 2005 to October 2015, for over a decade, Dr Cohen worked with the British Medical Journal (BMJ) as an editor and medical investigator. While at BMJ, she actively contributed in both journalistic and academic fields.
Dr. Deborah has been working as a Freelance Broadcast Journalist since October 2015. Recently, She covered many high profile stories like ‘Inside Britain’s Fertility Business’ with BBC Panorama (November 2016), ‘Dementia: what do we know’ with BBC File on Four (February 2016), and with ‘Rivaroxaban: can we trust the evidence?’ with The BMJ (February 2016).

Since January 2019, Deborah has been employed as a correspondent for BBC Newsnight.
She also works at the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBM), based at the University of Oxford, helping develop techniques that combine epidemiology with data-based journalism.
Deborah has also given seminars and lectures to medical journalism students, doctors, and medical trainees at institutions like Oxford University, University of Bordeaux and Dartmouth College.

Working as a writer for The Guardian, The Telegraph, and Index on Censorship, Deborah has actively covered science and health-based stories from Palestinian territories, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Ghana.
Dr. Cohen has appeared in, consulted for, and advised on multiple global documentaries, including one a feature film length documentary for Netflix.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

In 2019, Dr. Deborah was honoured with the British Journalism Award in Science and Technology. She was adjudged the Health and Life Science Journalist of the year.
Deborah has also contributed to volunteer organisations like ‘Doctors Without Borders’, ‘Medecins Sans Frontières’ and ‘Transparency International.’
On October 17, 2017, she was honoured with the 25th Health Watch Award by Health Watch president Nick Ross. The organisation recognized Deborah for her long-standing courageous reporting on multiple health issues in the face of vehement opposition.

Deborah has been extensively cited by multiple well-known journalists and experts affiliated with the NHS and criminal justice system.
A bilingual personality, Deborah has working-level fluency in the French language. She earned her Advance French Language certificate from the French Ministry of Education.
Being a part of device regulation panel discussions for the European Health Forum and European Parliament, Deborah has added value to various high-profile events and symposiums. Some of these mega-events were held for the European Public Health Alliance, European governments, and Transparency International.

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