The pandemic has been tough, but a new study says those with an eating disorder are most vulnerable to the complexities and limitations of lockdowns.
Not so silent sufferers: Children in lockdown
“Police patrolling playgrounds is not a sight I ever thought I’d see. But here we are … children are being asked to play separately or go home.”
We explore the pressure on medical cannabis consumers, and the steps being taken to help them by organisations such as Cancard.
Holistic healing: The power of the womb
The womb is the place emotions are stored, both men’s and women’s reproductive centres store these traumatic emotions.
'Instagram helped my eating disorder resurface'
While social media can be useful and entertaining, especially during a lockdown, there is a darker side which challenges some people to remain in control.
Get the jump on skipping
From school girl pastime to home workout hit, has skipping become lockdown’s answer to staying fit?
Veganuary: The mass shift to a plant-based diet
How January became a vegan-friendly month and how can we join the movement without changing our lives completely.
Minimum 12 hugs a day
Touch is an important way to communicate and establish a bond between us. It’s showed scientifically that stroking and hugging on the regular, lower our blood pressure.
Endometriosis: An invisible disease
We investigate the stigma surrounding women suffering from endometriosis, and hear from women who have fought to get a diagnosis.
Medical tourism in Turkey
We examine the rising wave of medical tourists in Turkey and how one student is trying to make affordable surgery much safer.
