A Third Of UK Adults ‘Unable To Name A Single Eating Disorder Symptom’, Reveals Charity A Third Of UK Adults ‘Unable To Name A Single Eating Disorder Symptom’, Reveals Charity A Third Of UK Adults ‘Unable To Name A Single Eating Disorder Symptom’, Reveals Charity

A Third Of UK Adults ‘Unable To Name A Single Eating Disorder Symptom’, Reveals Charity

A staggering 34 per cent of adults are unable to name any signs or symptoms of eating disorders, figures have revealed.…

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What Happens When You Meditate Before Bed Every Night? What Happens When You Meditate Before Bed Every Night? What Happens When You Meditate Before Bed Every Night?

What Happens When You Meditate Before Bed Every Night?

Studies say meditation can help prepare us for a great night’s sleep – but put into practice in the real world, alongside stressful days in the office and a never-ending to-do list at home, can it really help our volunteers to catch those illusive 40 winks?…

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'I Won't Let My Attacker Win', Acid Attack Survivors Speak Out On Worrying Statistics 'I Won't Let My Attacker Win', Acid Attack Survivors Speak Out On Worrying Statistics 'I Won't Let My Attacker Win', Acid Attack Survivors Speak Out On Worrying Statistics

'I Won't Let My Attacker Win', Acid Attack Survivors Speak Out On Worrying Statistics

Survivors of acid attacks have spoken out about the impact of the incidents on their mental and physical health.…

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Mental Health Trusts Have ‘£105 Million Less To Spend On Patient Care’ Than In 2011 Mental Health Trusts Have ‘£105 Million Less To Spend On Patient Care’ Than In 2011 Mental Health Trusts Have ‘£105 Million Less To Spend On Patient Care’ Than In 2011

Mental Health Trusts Have ‘£105 Million Less To Spend On Patient Care’ Than In 2011

Nearly two thirds of English mental health trusts have received less funding than they did up to seven years ago, claims the Royal College of Psychiatrists.…

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Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan

Children's Mental Health 'A Huge Problem', Prime Minister Outlines Action Plan

Theresa May revealed how the government intends to support children’s mental health, admitting it is a ‘huge problem’ The Prime Minister joined Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby live on the This Morning sofa today to outline the government's plans to support youngsters. It comes following a study…

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