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Feeling anxious? Then try going for a walk in the woods Walking around woodland trails cuts anxiety, reduces rumination and boost social connection, new research shows Health Lifestyle Wellbeing
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Smartphone Free Childhood: the unstoppable rise of a culture-shifting campaign With smartphones a near-constant presence in children’s lives, one grassroots movement is pushing back – with remarkable force Health Lifestyle Society Wellbeing Youth
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From problems to progress: five ways to focus on solutions, not just struggles When you’re stuck in a rut, moving forward can feel impossible. Here are five ways to try to progress through struggles Body & Mind Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
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The fast food chain helping tackle child exploitation Staff at a British chicken shop chain are being taught how to spot signs of exploitation thanks to a pioneering partnership Society Wellbeing Youth
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A real recharge. Five ways to get more – and better – rest From thinking beyond the obvious, to trying mini ‘sabbaticals’, here are five suggestions for really slowing down Body & Mind Health Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
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Growing and sharing seeds can boost mental health Storing and sharing seeds has clear environmental benefits. But new findings suggest they can bring about wellbeing wins too Environment Food Society Wellbeing
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