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The repair cafes where the old becomes new again

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By Eve Coleman
| Yahoo Verified
Alison and Roz used their sewing skills to repair kilts, dressing gowns and sequins [BBC News] A puppet without strings rests limply on the countertop, while a robot hoover remains silent, no suction to be heard. A family plate lies in pieces – toppled from its prized place on the wall. Yet, a black bin bag was not in store for these sorry items, as each made its way in to the capable hands of a "fixer" at Toome's very first repair cafe.
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'Birds of a feather' - the young girl winning big in poultry

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By Eve Coleman
| Yahoo Canada Verified
'Birds of a feather' - the young girl winning big in poultry Alannah first took up the tradition at just five years old [BBC News NI] Ten-year-old Alannah Adams is the youngest face in a decades-long family tradition of poultry showing. And she is rather good at it. The County Antrim schoolgirl has won titles at a regional and national level, taking home more than twenty cups in the last two years and enough rosettes to cover her bedroom wall.
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Preferences of people with chronic kidney disease regarding digital health interventions that promote healthy lifestyle: qualitative systematic review with meta-ethnography

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By Meghan Ambrens, Eve Coleman, Yannick Gilanyi, Meg Letton
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion DHIs were considered important mechanisms to access lifestyle services for people with CKD. In addition to user-friendly technology, consumers’ preferences illustrated the importance of appropriately qualified health providers to personalise behaviour change strategies, provide lifestyle education and action plans and facilitate timely reminders. The conceptual framework of consumers’ preferences in this review may inform the design and conduct of future digital lifestyle interventions.
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