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Exploring issues in women's health
Health, Sports & Psychology

Exploring issues in women's health

...children, it's all OK. And no one really allows you to be that sad about it. SPEAKER 2: You used the word grieving. Why? SPEAKER 1: Because it is a sadness. It's this place where you don't understand and no one understands why because you haven't lost anything, but we have lost the dream of being mothers. It's something we had-- a lot of women from childhood, we were...
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Level 2: Intermediate 3 hrs
Fiscal policy in the post-financial crisis era: debates and lessons learned
Society, Politics & Law

Fiscal policy in the post-financial crisis era: debates and lessons learned

...research and events. The OU Economics Seminar Series promotes high-quality research bringing together academics to exchange, share and engage in dialogue with policymakers, practitioners, industry representatives and members of the public. With an ethos of inclusivity and respect for diverse realms of economic expertise, the seminar series will bring together those...
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Understanding mental capacity Badge icon
Health, Sports & Psychology

Understanding mental capacity

...Children with Disabilities Northwich Critical Publishing Ltd. Barber, P., Brown, R., Martin, D. (2017) Mental Health Law in England and Wales - a guide for mental health professionals, 3rd ed., London Learning Matters, Sage Brown, R. (2016) The Approved Mental Health Professional's Guide to Mental Health Law, London, Sage. Brown, R. A., Barber, P., Martin, D (2015) The...
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Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs
Questioning crime: social harms and global issues
Society, Politics & Law

Questioning crime: social harms and global issues

...researchers examine crime and harm. It might be tempting to think of such ‘natural’ events as no business of criminology, for example to suggest that, although shocking and socially harmful, they are ‘unavoidable’. Zemiologists, however, may examine the context surrounding a ‘natural disaster’, the underlying reasons why harm results from such ‘natural’...
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Level 3: Advanced 9 hrs
A 19th century autopsy unmasks a poisoner
History & The Arts

A 19th century autopsy unmasks a poisoner

...children. Shortly after, Mr Perry was taken very ill with the cholera morbus, as stated by Watkins, by whom his life was despaired of, and Dr Chauncey L Sheldon, of Warsaw, was sent for, who attended him through the day, and till nine o'clock at night, and left him apparently much better. Watkins attended him the remainder of the night, and Perry died the next day. [Nux...
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Knickerbocker glory: Explore healthy eating
Education & Development

Knickerbocker glory: Explore healthy eating

...children eat a healthy diet and look after themselves. Some information you might like to use Ice cream may not contain any milk or cream! In an attempt to reduce fat, some ice creams can be high in artificial ingredients and sugar and have very little nutritional value. But children need some fat in their diet, and milk products also contain calcium which is great for...
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How did the election look from Europe?
Society, Politics & Law

How did the election look from Europe?

...centre-right European Peoples’ Party, says the outcome leaves no-one in the UK with the authority to pursue negotiation compromises. European commentators had been sceptical of May’s snap election from the outset. Far from a genuine call for a mandate from the British public, they interpreted the surprise move as a power grab. The left-leaning French daily Le Monde...
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World Cup 2023: is it a case of USA or England?
Health, Sports & Psychology

World Cup 2023: is it a case of USA or England?

...centre back Clare Polkinghorne experienced a torn hamstring. In 2023 the hopes of the Matildas seem to centre around striker Sam Kerr of Chelsea, who is regarded as the best player in the world. While teams will focus on starving her of service and marking her out of the game she says she only needs one opportunity to score. She does have a strong supporting cast and home...
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