As National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDA) comes to an end, many are still denied adequate support due to the weight-related stigmas surrounding eating disorders.
Category: Politics & Current Affairs
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Has Virtual Reality got the power to revolutionise therapy?
Virtual reality (VR) is slowly allowing to change the face of therapy by putting a headset on and submerging yourself in a fake, yet very realistic, universe.
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Are You Aware of the Dangers of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’?
A simple click can make your shopping dreams an interest-free reality, thanks to 'buy now, pay later' credit options. Yet there is more to this convenient new online shopping addition.
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When Bureaucracy Meets Poor Governance: Uber’s Issues
Since entering the London market, Uber has been plagued with accusations of misconduct by Transport for London and the local government.
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Are British-Norwegian Relations Under Threat?
The annual gift of a Christmas Tree from Norway is a symbol of friendship. However, this year it has faced major backlash and criticism from the public.
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Are DNA Testing Companies Trustworthy?
DNA kits have become a commercialised but entertaining way to get to find out about one's culture, background and genetic makeup. Yet there is a dark underside to DNA kits. Possibly opening the door to third party interference, health scares and even legal discrimination in the workplace.
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Brexit: Will the Agriculture Industry Continue to Thrive?
Lincolnshire’s migrant farmworkers are the first to experience the impacts of Brexit.
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Slow down, wise up: The rapid rise of slow journalism
Keeping up with the news in the current world can be challenging. Tortoise Media hopes to change that with its slow journalism.
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The Problematic Concept of Gender Reveal Parties
The idea of gender reveal parties is simple. Yet in an era of inclusivity, the recent tradition has been plagued with controversy.
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Lebanon: More Than a ‘Whatsapp Revolution’
Recent anti-government protests in Lebanon have been dubbed the ‘WhatsApp Revolution’.
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The Truth About Seasonal Affective Disorder
The idea that people commonly experience sadness during the colder months isn't a new theory.
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Daylight Savings Time: a Controversial Topic
Daylight Savings Time has been in use since the 1900s, but has now become the center of a heated debate, as many regions move to cease its practice.