How Children Think About Their Own Well-Being Online
Sometimes, as parents, we can’t help but think that digital devices swallow our children whole, consuming them and shutting us out. Online interactions can be a source of...
08/11/2023
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Offline: Sustainable development is broken and needs repair
US President Joe Biden last week hailed the success of a UN General Assembly vote not to recognise Russia's recent appropriation of four regions of Ukraine. He suggested the...
08/10/2023
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Simon Blake: Why I DO believe in bringing your 'whole self' to work
He is an inspiring man who talks naturally about the importance of openness and authenticity, and I found myself nodding and smiling along. Given the rest of the article, this...
08/09/2023
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Growing together: how city farms have nurtured a generation of urban kids
Tucked in a deep cleft east of Newcastle city centre, surrounded by the monochrome of the city’s tarmac and concrete, housing estates and warehouses, is an explosion of natural...
08/06/2023
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There doesn’t need to be a trade-off between sustainability and the cost-of-living crisis
There is a siren call: use the market to save the planet. Tax carbon or use other price signals to reduce demand for energy. But there is also a problem, as President Macron of...
08/04/2023
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Menopause in Nursing
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08/04/2023
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4 Signs You're Experiencing Compassion Fatigue Due To, Well, Everything
With COVID, mass shootings, monkeypox, the fall of abortion rights, racially fueled hate crimes and the exploding mental health crisis ― just to name a few ― it can really feel...
07/30/2023
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Wild species support half of world’s population, report finds
Wild plants, animals, fungi and algae support half of the world’s population but their future use is threatened by overexploitation, according to a new assessment by leading...
07/30/2023
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Young people’s mental health care: Déjà vu, again
Sunday, 31 July 2022 Young people’s mental health care: Déjà vu, again Last week was all about a heightened sense of déjà vu. For example, I don’t normally go to Stockport NHS...
07/28/2023
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‘Gut health’ and the microbiome in the popular press: a content analysis
The term microbiome (derived from the Greek for ‘small life’) encompasses the microbial community that lives in and on our bodies, as well as the genes these microorganisms...
07/27/2023
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A Better, Lower-Cost Option for Mild to Moderate Depression?
A mindfulness-based cognitive therapy self-help (MBCT-SH) intervention in which patients were supported by a trained practitioner led to better clinical outcomes at lower cost...
07/08/2023
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How to grow a community orchard: ‘The real value is the connection to others and to nature’
Back in spring, I moved with my family to the village of Overton in Hampshire. It happened that our arrival coincided with a May Day celebration in the village orchard. It was...
07/05/2023
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