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Coroner’s warning to Unilever after scientist’s death during intense work stress

Coroner’s warning to Unilever after scientist’s death during intense work stress
The Independent UK Friday 03 July 2026, 11:38 UTC By Dylan Bilyard 1 min read
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Moira Parker had been battling a long-term illness, exacerbated by workplace pressure, when she died

Moira Parker had been battling a long-term illness, exacerbated by workplace pressure, when she died

Coroner (ORG) Unilever (ORG) Moira Parker (PERSON)
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