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10 January 2021
The impact of the pandemic on learning has created extra stress for students and their families.
Image source: arrowsmith2, via ShutterstockLong-term stress can wreak havoc on the mind and body, and the pandemic is proving to be a great opportunity to shine a spotlight on mental health and well-being
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