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The science of living well

From movement and nutrition to rest and connection, the everyday things that help us live healthier for longer.

By Guest Contributor · 5 min read

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“Wellbeing isn’t a destination, it’s a way of travelling through life with more curiosity.”

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The edit / Mind & body

A little more
life.

Fresh perspectives on feeling better. Not doing more.

All the latest stories
Small changes.
A fuller life.
Mind / Body / Everyday wellbeing03 — 04
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Roam / A change of scenery

Go somewhere.
Find yourself.

Discover Mind Body Spirit Festival Birmingham 2026 at the NEC, including the new Enchanted Area for families, mindfulness, sound baths, workshops and wellbeing

Mind Body Spirit Festival Birmingham 2026: A Magical Wellbeing Day Out for Families

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Food / Gather & nourish

Good food.
Good company.

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Rachel Branson

From the editor

“The most powerful interventions are often the least glamorous.”

Rachel Branson

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When Your Health Cover No Longer Fits Your Life

Here are five signs your private health insurance no longer fits your needs and how to review, adjust or switch cover as your life circumstances change.

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Talk / In their own words

The people we have interviewed

Conversations with the authors, practitioners and makers shaping the way we live now.

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