Your genetics may partly explain whether relationship therapy works for you. Irma eyewink/ Shutterstock If the pandemic has put a strain on your relationship, you might be thinking about going to couples therapy or taking a relationship course to help. After all, research shows that certain relationship education courses canContinue Reading
THE UK has seen a dip of 14 per cent in daily Covid cases compared to a week ago – with 94,524 new infections reported today. Omicron is a milder strain, with studies showing vaccines slash the risk of hospitalisation or severe illness even further. Most people who catch itContinue Reading
Even short exposure to bad news can increase worry and anxiety. Stock Unit/ Shutterstock The war in Ukraine has left many across the world feeling stressed and anxious. Coming on the back of a global pandemic which has already had a devastating toll on mental health, news of the warContinue Reading
Many children are not playing games outside at breaktimes. Monkey Business/Shutterstock School breaktimes might be assumed to be the most active period in a child’s school day. The fanciful notion that when the school “bell” rings children flood the playground, running, jumping and actively playing with friends may be basedContinue Reading
COVID death figures that led to costly lockdowns and national panic may have been completely wrong, a study claims. UK health and statistics authorities allegedly used 14 inconsistent ways to define fatalities. Covid death figures that led to costly lockdowns and national panic may have been completely wrong, according toContinue Reading
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla addresses a press conference after a visit to oversee the production of the Pfizer-BioNtech COVID-19 vaccine at the factory of U.S. pharmaceutical company Pfizer in Puurs, Belgium April 23, 2021. John Thys | Pool | Reuters Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla received $24.3 million in total compensationContinue Reading
A bad sleep can make you more reactive to stressful situations the next day. Syda Productions/ Shutterstock Instead of lying awake worrying, we’re often told to “sleep on it” when making decisions both big and small. And there’s actually a scientific basis for this advice. Sleep can influence our responseContinue Reading
Tate St Ives announces activities for people with visual impairments following a two-year hiatus during the Covid pandemic Tate St Ives has relaunched its programme of free activities for visitors with a visual impairment, following a two-year hiatus during the Covid pandemic. These events offer people who are blind orContinue Reading
“Women and girls must feel safe while waiting for a bus” – Luke condemns Plymouth bus shelter cuts in ParliamentLuke Pollard, the MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport, has condemned the Plymouth Conservatives’ plan to cut over 200 bus shelters in Parliament.211 bus shelters out of 627 are set toContinue Reading
THE UK has reached over 20 million coronavirus infections today after a further 89,717 people tested positive for the virus. Since the start of the pandemic, 20,001,627 cases have been recorded. It’s important to note that some of these infections could be second and even third infections and today’s dataContinue Reading
