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NEWS: Quarter of Teens Now Regularly Vaping
As reported by NHS England, a new report reveals that one in 10 teens vape regularly, raising concerns over addiction keep reading
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NEWS: Share your thoughts on RSHE changes
As reported by DfE, the government is seeking public input on proposed updates to the statutory guidance for relationships, sex, and keep reading
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Tackling food’s impact: Eating sustainably
As our planet grapples with the escalating challenges of climate change, the pivotal role of our dietary choices in exacerbating keep reading
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Are school uniforms limiting physical activity?
Could school uniforms be holding back primary school pupils, particularly girls, from getting enough exercise? Research from the University of keep reading
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The waves of stress: The good, the bad, and the balancing act
In the fast-paced rhythm of life, have you ever pondered the intricate dance between stress and well-being? Contrary to common keep reading
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Life after dry January: Navigating a balanced relationship with alcohol
Navigate the path to a healthier relationship with alcohol using simple tips and expert advice, making moderation a sustainable lifestyle keep reading
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Education leaders receive guidance on pupils’ health and school attendance
As reported by GOV.UK, education leaders are receiving valuable guidance from esteemed healthcare and public health authorities regarding mild illnesses and school keep reading
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Seven tips to help manage your anxiety
In the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives, it can feel like we’re living under increasing pressure to perform, keep reading
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Charities join forces to examine link between breakfast and children’s health
The British Nutrition Foundation, a leading nutrition charity, and Magic Breakfast, a charity that is working to ensure hunger isn’t keep reading
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How can believing you are enough benefit your wellbeing?
Marisa Peer shares why, and how, telling yourself you are enough can change everything CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading