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Taking care of yourself isn’t a luxury, it’s what lets you keep showing up for everyone else.
Choose stillness, joy, and the people who feel like home, even if only for a few minutes today. Let your cup be warm and full, so what you give from it comes from overflow, not exhaustion.
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A hard wave is not the whole ocean.
Some moments will test you, and others will carry you somewhere new. Keep breathing, keep floating, and trust that calmer waters are on their way. You are stronger than any single tide that comes your way.
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The best things in life are the quiet ones.
A slow morning, a long walk, a good conversation, a peaceful night's sleep. None of it needs a price tag to make a day feel rich. Notice which of these you already have, and let yourself enjoy it fully today.
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The @GirlsAlliance is proud to support girls getting #STEM education all around the world—including at the Dhammajarinee Witthaya School in Thailand. On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, I hope you’ll learn more about their story and consider supporting our work. gofundme.org/girls-opportuni…
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RULE NUMBER 1: Never tell anyone anything before it’s done. Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...
Here is why...
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This is absolutely brilliant! @Ldn_Ambulance @AACE_org
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ALT #positivemindset #PositiveThinking #PositiveVibes #positivemind #positivity #positiveaffirmations #positiveenergy #motivation #motivationalquotes #selfcare #healing #selflove #selfdevelopment #selfhealing #Inspiration #inspirationalquotes #lifequotes #lifecoach #lifeadvice #quotes #quotestagram #quoteoftheday #quotesaboutlife
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CEPI and @PATHtweets are partnering to ensure the availability of antibody reagents—critical for measuring and analysing a vaccine’s potency and ability to induce an immune response—for the development of SARS-CoV-1 & SARS-CoV-2 vaccines.
Learn more ⬇️
cepi.net/new-project-aims-bo…
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A lot has happened in the world of epidemic and pandemic preparedness this month—check out CEPI's October newsletter to get the lowdown 🗞️
linkedin.com/pulse/100-days-…
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Today is #OneHealthDay.
The One Health approach recognises that the health of humans, animals, and the environment are interconnected and that addressing health challenges requires collaboration across multiple disciplines.
In this article, Dr Marcella Uhart reinforces the importance of a One Health perspective and how, when integrated properly into disease surveillance, it could help to stop a potential disease outbreak sooner.
Read the full article to learn more ⬇️
bit.ly/4cO6tXk
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🚐 Our Immbulance is back on the road during the Summer Holidays offering MMR vaccinations for those who have missed a dose or are un-vaccinated.
☀️If you are planning to go on holiday or to any festivals, please come and see us!
ℹ️ More information - sbuhb.nhs.wales/vaccinations…
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Shout out to healthcare support workers! They provide care, compassion & continuity to patients in the #NHS
A role that doesn’t get enough credit but is so important. Thank you for everything you do
Created in conjunction with @NHSEngland South East Region 🌟
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💉 A simple blood test could lead to the earlier detection and treatment of lung cancer thanks to a research study in Swansea Bay. 🫁
👉 sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea…
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When London-based retired nurse Agnes Musikavanhu (nee Garande) was asked how she wanted to spend her 80th birthday, she immediately requested a trip to Morriston Hospital, where her career began. Story here sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea…
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“The biggest problem within this preventive space is behaviour change”
Erm, no, the problem is thinking that the biggest problem is behaviour change not the structural socioeconomic determinants of health. Fix the system not the people disadvantaged by it.
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