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Sarah - I asked about healthy vegetarian recipes.  She did not give specific recipes, but instead gave some suggestions.

I think this could be used to support nutrition units for some courses perhaps.

Or I could use it at home for inspiration :)

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ChatGPT helps you get answers, find inspiration, and be more productive.

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SPEAK your languages for FREE with the 1st AI-based language teacher 👩‍🎤

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Using AI to lead a healthier lifestyle | World Health Organization

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Marcia - I'm in a learning centre with students so my conversation with Gligish was brief! We spoke about food. Gligish asked what my favorite food was, how I like to cook it, what I ate with it and what vegetables I like to eat with salmon (my favorite food).

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Sofia- I asked it to help me prepare for an interview in Spanish. It asked me what kind of job I wanted...

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Sarah - I asked about perimenopausal anxiety but I need to practise more with her as it's too noisy here!

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Sarah - I asked about perimenopausal anxiety but I need to practise more with her as it's too noisy here!

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simple conversation in Spanish about where we live

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simple conversation in Spanish about where we live

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Chatted about benefits of exercise, kept me on track, would not chat about the weather!

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Trees jumping over planet in universe eating ice cream

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hopefully this isn't where you are

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a fire alarm interupting an online meeting

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Functionalism is a sociological theory that views society as a complex  system where all parts work together to promote stability and solidarity 

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Functionalism is a sociological theory that views society as a complex  system where all parts work together to promote stability and solidarity 

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The interactionist approach to health and ill-health focuses on what happens in individual's life. Interactionist are concerned about the effect of labelling someone as ill as this could affect an individual's self-esteem, self-image as well as their family and social life.

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Social meanings are able to shape/influence their experience within health, for example through the impact of an individuals culture. This could shape their views on preventative care, therefore affecting their health outcomes.

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Marxism emphasizes the importance of economic factors in shaping human actions and behavior. It also believes that the most important aspect of a society is its economy. Marxist theory views the health system as a reflection of society's class structure, with control over health institutions, health worker stratification, and limited occupational mobility.

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Functionalism therory says that all part of society to maintain stability and solidarity in all aspects of society institutions. Not having a good health impairs our ability to perform our roles in society, if many people are unhealthy, society functioning and stability suffer.

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This is about the nature of mental states, health is vital to the stability of the society, and therefore sickness is a sanctioned form of deviance.

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Marxism is a social, political, and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that critiques capitalism, emphasizing class struggle and advocating for a classless society where resources and production are collectively owned. It relates to health by highlighting how social and economic inequalities under capitalism affect health outcomes. Marxism argues that the working class often suffers worse health due to poor living conditions, unsafe work environments, and limited access to healthcare, which are shaped by profit-driven systems.

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Marxism suggests that health disparities are rooted in economic and social inequalities inherent in capitalist systems. By prioritizing profit, capitalism can lead to unsafe work conditions, limited access to healthcare, high stress levels, and the commodification of medical services, all of which harm public health. Marxism advocates for systemic changes, such as equitable healthcare access and improved labor conditions, to address these health inequities.

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Marxism critiques capitalism for creating class-based inequalities that significantly impact health, as the working class often faces poorer living conditions, limited access to healthcare, and worse health outcomes compared to the wealthy ruling class. In capitalist systems, healthcare is often commodified, prioritizing profit over people’s well-being and widening disparities. Marxist theory emphasises how social factors like income, housing, and employment shape health and advocates for collective, equitable solutions—such as universal healthcare—to address these systemic inequalities.

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Symbolic Interactionism Summary: Emphasizes the meanings humans ascribe to symbols, acts, and experiences as well as small-scale, routine social interactions. In Health: Investigates the social construction of health and illness. For example, how people perceive and categorize illnesses (such as the stigma associated with mental illness) affects how they seek treatment and how they interact with others.

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Symbolic Interactionism Summary: Emphasizes the meanings humans ascribe to symbols, acts, and experiences as well as small-scale, routine social interactions. In Health: Investigates the social construction of health and illness. For example, how people perceive and categorize illnesses (such as the stigma associated with mental illness) affects how they seek treatment and how they interact with others.

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• HEALTH AS A COMMODITY

According to Marxism, healthcare is often viewed as a commodity that is bought and sold in a capitalist system, this implies that access to care is determined by one’s ability to pay rather than need. This leads to disparities in health outcomes, where wealthier individuals or groups receive better care, while the poor are marginalised and may have limited access to essential health services.