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Rising energy costs directly linked to health risks
As reported by the BBC, the rising energy costs will cause an influx in the population’s declining health According to the NHS Confederation, the UK keep reading
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Escapism – is it good for your mental health?
Is escapism good for you? We take a look at the pros and cons of taking a mental vacation CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
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Five ways to reduce stress as a business owner
Starting and managing your own company comes with a lot of challenges – so how can you stay on top of the stress? CREDIT: This keep reading
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Mental health volunteer set to cycle 145 miles for charity
As reported by BBC News, Darren Atwood will cycle from London to Melton Mowbray on August 24th The 36-year-old, from Melton, began volunteering at ‘Unlock keep reading
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How can you help someone else seek help?
Many people experiencing a mental health problem will speak to friends and family before they speak to a health professional, so the support you offer keep reading
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Why has mental health been forgotten in the government’s recovery plans?
Adrian James, president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, says that mental health provision seems to be going backwards in the post-COVID recovery plans CREDIT: keep reading
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Is a ‘personal statement’ the new CV?
Applying for a job is already daunting enough, but should you be using a cover letter or personal statement to gain traction? CREDIT: This is keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Limited models of diagnosis and treatment are failing male eating disorder patients
Outdated ideas about eating disorders – and those who experience them – are preventing people from accessing care, say James Downs and George Mycock CREDIT: keep reading
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The power in positive thinking
Did you know that the power of positive thinking can significantly impact your mental and spiritual wellbeing? Rocio Espinoza takes a deeper look CREDIT: This is keep reading
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Vertical integration – the way forward?
Is ‘vertical integration‘ the way forward for general practice? Andrew Paterson, PCC associate, looks at the pros and cons The secretary of state for health keep reading