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Cardiff University People with green space on their doorstep or access to a private garden reported better health and wellbeing during and after the first lockdown in the UK, according to a new study. Researchers from Cardiff University and Cardiff Metropolitan University have shown that people with a garden and a park nearby were more likely to say they were feeling calm, peaceful and had a lot of energy as compared to those with no access to a garden or living further away from a green space. Official figures show that around one in eight households in Great Britain had no access to a priva...

Authors surveyed participants during and after the first COVID-19 UK peak  Access to green space is linked to better health and wellbeing in lockdown  Private gardens can compensate for a lack of perceived access to public spaces Public green spaces are more protective for those without a private garden  Public and private green space are an essential health resource in a crisis 

January 19, 2021 Social media messages Source: Medical Express Sending direct messages on social media informing people of the negative health and environmental impacts of consuming meat has proven successful at changing eating habits, a new study from Cardiff University has shown. senger led to a significant reduction in the amount of red and processed meat the participants consumed over a 14-day period. Participants reported, on average, eating between 7 and 8 portions of red or processed meat during the previous week before the Facebook messages were sent, which then dropped to between 4...