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Getting outdoors helps young people’s well-being
  • 12 June 2022
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New research shows young people’s well-being improves if they are able to get out, and explore.

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LGBTQI+ people more likely to suffer depression and burnout.
  • 12 June 2022
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The researchers recommend more LGBTQI+ counselling and mental health services, as well as strengthening existing LGBTQI+ community structures, such as sports, culture and leisure activities.

Worried About Your Memory?
  • 13 December 2021
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A ground-breaking online service has been launched to help people with memory problems, offering not just assessment and diagnosis, but treatment and dementia prevention.

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