Social prescribing – wherein patients are told to try creative workshops, regular exercise, and volunteering to improve their wellbeing – has been around for years, but it’s gaining the attention of policy-makers. How can it proactively tackle physical and mental health problems?

Poetry sales have hit a record high in the UK. UK Gen Z are in part responsible for driving poetry sales, as they seek solace in an increasingly fractured world, within the written art form. A poem's brevity and layered meaning has made them popular social media fodder for this cohort, too.

Having grown up in the digital age, children nowadays face vastly different problems to their parents. To help kids adapt to these fresh challenges, the UK government is looking to introduce compulsory school classes on relationships, keeping safe online, and mental health.

Subscription boxes have helped FMCG brands get their goods directly into customers’ hands with minimal effort. With the Pause box, mental health charity Mind is looking to establish the same kind of automatic commitment to boost its donations and help subscribers improve their mental health.