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Sunny, cloudy or rainy: how the weather affects our mood (opens the original)
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Analysis: The weather can impact us in both obvious and subtle ways, and both rain and sun bring different benefits to our lives This article is now available as a Brainstorm podcast and can be heard above. You can also subscribe to the Brainstorm podcast through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're finding the weather changes are affecting you, you’re not alone. Irish weather tends to be quite varied, meaning we could have sunshine one day and rain the
How your travel plans have changed because of wars and warzones (opens the original)
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Analysis: Airlines have adapted routes and plans to avoid conflict zones, but the real concern for passengers will be higher fuel prices and longer flights The ripple effects of numerous ongoing conflicts are already being felt and will continue to unfold. The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for over four years, while the constantly-renewing conflict between the US and Iran has had far-reaching consequences in trade, supply and transport. Airlines are one of the most obvious examples where this
From sleep to spending, how autumn affects everything you do (opens the original)
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Analysis: The shift to the autumn months affects us in both obvious and subtle ways, many of which has been observed for hundreds of years With the arrival of September, you might have felt things are a little different. It might be kids returning to school, the temperature a little cooler or the fact that rain has returned. Your mood might feel a little different as a result. In reality, the shift to the autumn months affects us in both obvious and subtle ways, many of which has been observed f
How can you get your lawn green again? (opens the original)
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Analysis: Hot weather may have left your garden a little worse for wear, but it's the perfect time to adjust how you take care of it The recent hot weather has likely left your garden a little worse for wear. A water shortage led to a hosepipe ban in effect until 26 August, so the usual watering measures are out of the question. So what can you do to help it recover and prepare for future years - and what are the best ways to care for your grass? To start, says Eoghan Buckley, lecturer in Hortic
Is prescribing some arts and culture good for your health? (opens the original)
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Analysis: Research shows that social prescription benefits people's mental and physical health, yet accessibility and funding remain key challenges What do you expect when you pop into the doctor? Chances are, you get a prescription for a medicine or a referral to another specialist, like physiotherapy or psychotherapy. But what about being told to take an art class or join a choir or engage in music therapy? That's the purpose behind social prescribing, where healthcare and community practition
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