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health stamp

British  

noun

  1. a postage stamp with a surcharge that is used to support a health camp

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“We’ve sort of come full circle in terms of emotion and health,” Stamp says.

From The Guardian

“It’s interesting because we’ve come to a point in culture and in society where we’re socially more accepting of divorce, yet it still has this profound effect on our health,” Stamp says.

From The Guardian

And while Trading Standards and other schemes already regulate practitioners for standards of hygiene, English fluency and criminal records, a Department of Health stamp of approval is far more glamorous.

From The Guardian