A third of absences linked to mental health – Health & Safety Matters
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Missing boy Jacob Pritchett is a reminder of why we can’t leave disabled kids with ill-equipped parents – New York Post
Missing boy Jacob Pritchett is a reminder of why we can’t leave disabled kids with ill-equipped parents New York Post →Read more
‘I thought, what the hell have I done?’: the people who moved abroad for love – and regretted it
Emigrating to be with your partner sounds wildly romantic, but what happens when the person is right and the place very much isn’t? I met my wife in Queensland in 2001. She’s from Bern, but was in Australia to study marine science. She needed help collecting fish for her project, and had heard that I was […] →Read more
The truth about autism in women, according to a neuroscientist – The Telegraph
The truth about autism in women, according to a neuroscientist The Telegraph →Read more
What teens eat could be affecting their mental health more than we thought – ScienceDaily
What teens eat could be affecting their mental health more than we thought ScienceDaily →Read more
‘Every day is a milestone’: How specialist schools support teens in deep mental health crisis
Specialist schools support children and young people experiencing mental health difficulties who are temporarily absent from mainstream school … →Read more
Woman, 57, Thought Her Forgetfulness Could Be Early-Onset Dementia. It Turned Out to Be Aggressive Brain Cancer – Yahoo Life UK
Woman, 57, Thought Her Forgetfulness Could Be Early-Onset Dementia. It Turned Out to Be Aggressive Brain Cancer Yahoo Life UK →Read more
Labour moves to water down immigration reforms after MP backlash – The Observer
Labour moves to water down immigration reforms after MP backlash The Observer →Read more
Labour moves to water down immigration reforms after MP backlash – observer.co.uk
Labour moves to water down immigration reforms after MP backlash observer.co.uk →Read more
Staying sedentary can increase dementia risk, but these brain workouts could be a defense
Sedentary behavior – long periods of sitting, lying down or reclining – is linked to major risk factors for dementia. Active sitting may be able to help reduce dementia risk. →Read more