'Positive outcomes': Brits increasingly turning to nature to boost health and wellbeing

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New research from Aviva shows public understanding of link between nature and health, which promises to provide a boost for the NHS and employers

More Brits are turning to nature as a key part of their wellbeing routines, highlighting the importance of nature restoration and biodiversity efforts for enhancing health and boosting productivity...

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