The new age of play
In London’s wellness culture, slowing down, switching off and ‘making time for yourself’ are becoming increasingly curated — and increasingly expensive.
In London’s wellness culture, slowing down, switching off and ‘making time for yourself’ are becoming increasingly curated — and increasingly expensive.
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Plans to tighten regulation of cosmetic injectables have reignited debate in the aesthetics industry: Safety campaigners want reform while experienced non-medics warn of unintended consequences.
A study has shown that a growing number of cancer patients are using alternative methods alongside traditional medicine, but what is holistic care, and how might it help?
Treatment for HIV has come on in leaps and bounds, but the stigma surrounding diagnosis often feels frozen in the 1980s.
As they swap late nights for early runs, young Gen Z runners share their motivations for getting fit in an increasingly anxious digital world.
Living with chronic pain, Laura turned to gardening at her local allotment and discovered how working outdoors could strengthen her body and calm her mind.
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People are cutting the nonsense about substance abuse recovery as online communities re-shape the narrative surrounding it; is it enough to convince young people to seek out support?
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