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STAFF and students at Bradford School of Art have been making crucial hospital supplies for patients at a hospital in Gambia where babies are sent home in newspaper. Those involved with the BA (Hons) Fashion degree programme have been producing hospital gowns, re-usable sanitary products and toiletry bags to be sent to the West African country. The school is using bedding, cotton sheets and lengths of fabric to create the items. The project came about after degree Programme Leader, Angela Loftus, discovered that the hospital in Gambia is continually struggling to provide even the most...

Engaging the insurance sector in making roads safer 1013062 SHARE Road traffic crashes are one of the leading causes of death globally — 1.25 million people are estimated to be killed on the roads each year, representing more than 3,400 deaths per day — equivalent to more than 141 deaths per hour — while another 30 to 50 million people are injured every year. Road crashes are responsible for more deaths than malaria, suicides and homicides and are the only non-disease-related cause among the ten leading causes of death ranked by the World Health Organization (WHO). R...

University panel to explore relationship between nature and mental health at virtual event A group of experts will join an open chat, organised by Wrexham Glyndwr University, about the effect nature can have on our mental health. The ‘Nature of Mental Health’ is intended to be a relaxed discussion, and will take place online via Zoom on 10th May, between 1-2pm. It is an inclusive community event organised by the university’s Health and Wellbeing academic team, and coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week. A trio of experts invited to attend to share their knowledge and thoughts with ...

IS there a relationship between nature and our mental health? This question will be answered at a live event next week. A group of experts will join an open chat, organised by Wrexham Glyndwr University, about the effect nature can have on our mental health. The ‘Nature of Mental Health’ is intended to be a relaxed discussion, and will take place online via Zoom on 10th May, between 1-2pm. It is an inclusive community event organised by the university’s Health and Wellbeing academic team and coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week. A trio of experts invited to attend to sh...