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Higher levels of poor mental health in England could be linked to worries about money and academic achievement, findings suggest

Poorer well-being among undergraduates versus those not in higher education ‘concerning’, but appears to disappear within a few years

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The report details that the labor participation rate is still below the 63% reached at the beginning of 2020 (last data from the INE May-Jul 2023 was 61%). It also revealed that 70% of people say that the training "has served them to a great extent",

Young people who plan to stay home are more likely to be from families facing financial challenges amid the rising cost of living, report suggests.

One study found one in five Year 13 students will eschew digs next term to live at home. An additional 14 per cent are undecided about where they will stay.

As many as one in three school-leavers in England could stay at home when they start university, study suggests

This Special Communication describes the neurological and psychiatric symptoms in adults after SARS-CoV-2 infection, considers them in the context of the pandem

Fior Markets recently published a research study on Small Animal Imaging Market 2023 that defines the market size, market characteristics and focuses

More than a third of young people in families using food banks were not eligible for free school meals, a report suggests.