Visual images that tell a good story can be a useful tool to communicate complex issues efficiently and memorably. We second that!
via @ConversationCA
Mixing science and art to make the truth more interesting than lies
There are many reasons why scientists collaborating with artists makes sense, now more than ever.
theconversation.com
While food may be used as a “numbing strategy” creating a buffer from difficult feelings, emotional eating is a bandage for stress rather than a cure
Here's Why You Stress Eat—And How to Stop Doing It
It's important to know the difference between emotional and physical hunger
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Our hearts can “retain plasticity” deep into middle age, which means that they can still change in positive ways if we exercise
via @financialtimes
Putting information into the public domain as a strategy for getting people to change their behaviour is simply not effective
Britain needs to get fit. But warnings and advice alone arenât enough | Mike Kelly
Itâs taken an integrated strategy to reduce smoking. We need a similar policy to change the way we look at fitness, says public health academic M...
www.theguardian.com
Spending time in natural green spaces is associated with diverse and significant health benefits #UEA
Being active isn't just about getting your heart pumping
'Age better by doing right workouts'
We should all be doing strengthening exercises as well as aerobic activity, a report says.
www.bbc.co.uk
A story told. A connection made. A journey no one need make alone. #pulmonaryhypertension
Real ups. Real downs. But at the end, we're left on the up. It's been a privilege to take part in the creation of these special films #pulmonaryhypertension
Different lives. Shared experience. Filming with @EuropePHA to engage and empower people with PAH – because sharing makes a difference #pulmonaryhypertension #rarediseases
“We want mental health support for students to be a top priority for the leadership of all our universities”
Student mental health must be top priority â universities minister
Sam Gyimah says issue requires serious leadership from vice-chancellors
www.theguardian.com
