The family of a three-year-old Aari Patel, who saved two lives after becoming an organ donor, have urged for more people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds to support donation…
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World Emoji Day: The Fifth Annual Celebration of Emojis
We use them every day, but what do they mean to us, and which are our favourites?…
Could UK Schools Ban The School Run?
Many schools are closing roads and setting up park and stride schemes in an effort to reduce air pollution and improve the physical and mental wellbeing of students…
UK Ranked 5th Worst for “Unmanageable Stress” Globally
Latest survey finds just 9% of UK employees offered a wellbeing programme compared to a global average of 22% Of 23 countries surveyed, the UK has ranked amongst the worst for "unmanageable levels of stress".…
#DumpTheScales Campaign Calls on Government Review of Eating Disorder Guidelines
Campaign calls on government review of eating disorder guidelines requiring certain weight to get help.…
New NICE Recommendations Will Help Hundreds With Brain Tumour Treatment
NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) Has Published Guidelines Recommending The Use Of Chemical Dye In Brain Tumour Removal…
Sex addiction recognised as mental health condition by World Health Organisation
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has formally recognised sex addiction as a mental health condition, which may pave the way for people with compulsive sexual behaviour disorder to get treated under the NHS.…
Protestors Anti-Trans Demonstration Did Not Stop "The Joy and Love" at London Pride 2018
Pride in London officials have called the behaviour "shocking and disgusting" condemning the actions, saying the protest group "showed a level of bigotry, ignorance and hate that is unacceptable".…
Study Reveals Over Half of Children Feel They Can’t Be Themselves, Leading to Sleepless Nights
A new study has revealed more than half of the nation’s young people feel unaccepted by their peers, teachers or families…
