Artefact interviews an ex-soldier about his experience in the British Army and discusses whether health and wellbeing is being prioritised.
Anorexia can prove fatal. The numbers of those suffering from it are on the rise, yet there are still many misconceptions about it.
Life on the prisons front line
8 Mins read
We speak to a female prison officer about the complexities of working in one of the UK’s most stressful work environments.
Ministry of loneliness
9 Mins read
Loneliness is a social epidemic that affects all ages and has harmful effects on society, so we meet one group who are raising awareness.
Graduate Blues
5 Mins read
How the “graduate blues” are ruining the university experience.
Yoga and the whale
5 Mins read
Is Yoga something to consider when suffering with mental or physical pain? And what is it like to lie down directly underneath a giant blue whale skeleton?
Controversial celebrities and their stans
7 Mins read
No matter how controversial the celebrity, you’ll always find a dedicated fanbase behind them. Why do people continue to stick by those who have repeatedly been caught out for bad behaviour?
How sleep deprivation, obsessive routines, and plastic surgery can all be found in the dark side of body dysmorphia.
There are calls for action at Bristol University after 11 students are thought to have taken their own lives in the last two years.
The addiction taking two lives a day
9 Mins read
As new betting regulations are pushed back again, Artefact explores the dangers of gambling.