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Housing adaptations may slow down disability in older people with initially good health
Modifyng homes with adaptations as soon as need is identified could help older people to live more active lives for longer
Modifyng homes with adaptations as soon as need is identified could help older people to live more active lives for longer
When COVID-19 hit, millions of workers suddenly switched to working from home. Now, five years on, even as life has returned to normal, around 40% of workers continue to work remotely at least part of the time. Why has this change endured?
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What is the relationship between the arts and our mental health? Are they good for our mental health, or are happier people more likely to engage in the arts? The guests for this episode are Hei Wan (Karen) Mak, a senior research fellow in epidemiology and statistics at UCL and Nicky Goulder, CEO of Create, which puts on creative workshops in schools, day centres, prisons, and hospitals.
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