How can the UK's inactivity crisis be tackled?
The government wants to improve the nation's health and fitness at a time when gyms and pools are closing.
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The government wants to improve the nation's health and fitness at a time when gyms and pools are closing.
"Just talking will not bring it about."
A £50 wristband created by a British health technology firm is helping people track the wellbeing of their friends, family and employees in lockdown. Moodbeam features two buttons that the wearer simply has to press throughout the day depending on their mood – yellow for happy and blue for unhappy. This is logged alongside both sleep and activity and is available for other people to view on an associated app. It means users can view the moods of their loved ones during lockdown on their smartphone and know when to check in with them with a quick message. Companies could also buy ...