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The Latest Breaking News on Mental health

Child psychologist's warning about the 'worst things' parents say to their kids

Professor Sam Wass gives some key advice and tips.

Manchester Evening News

'I was miserable, hopeless, suicidal but swimming in cold water saved me'

Mitchell Bock, 30, from Caerphilly described mental health care in Wales as "non-existent" but said his life has been transformed through ice baths, outdoor swims and cold showers.

Wales Online

Other people’s body odour can help treat social anxiety, study suggests

Social anxiety is a mental health condition where people worry excessively about participating in social situations.

The Independent UK

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ABC presenter Jules Schiller shares personal experience for Epilepsy Awareness Day

ABC radio presenter Jules Schiller is wearing purple today to raise awareness of epilepsy.

ABC News

'Families bereaved by Covid deserve to hear the truth, not this painful Johnson waffle'

Millions of us were angered and disgusted by a dreadful whining noise coming from Westminster this week – the sound of Boris Johnson passing the buck for Partygate.

Daily Mirror

Baby's skull 'crumbled' after mum had to see GP 18 times to get brain tumour diagnosis

Tessa Crane, 29, said she had to take baby Oscar to doctors 18 times before he was eventually found to have a life-threatening brain tumour

Daily Mirror

Mum woke up with pins and needles - now incurable disease means she can hardly speak

When Joanne Katchi, 50, woke up one morning last October with a tingling in her limbs she had no idea it was the first symptom of a rare, incurable disease which has left her struggling to move

Daily Mirror

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Mum's devastating phone call before sister died holding her hand

Catrin's heartbroken sister said she was "joking with her right until the end"

Liverpool Echo

Sen. John Fetterman has been hospitalized for depression for 5 weeks. His staff says he'll be back soon

PHILADELPHIA — Five weeks after Sen. John Fetterman's hospitalization for clinical depression, his staff says the stay is coming to an end soon, though no certain timeline was offered for his return.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

'I held my little sister's hand as she slipped away cuddling a teddy bear she'd owned since she was three'

Catrin Rhiannon Rees died 20 years after her aunt passed away in similar circumstances and pictures shared by her family show the kind and loving person that she was

Wales Online

Man nearly dies as brain aneurysm explodes while having sex with his wife

The 42-year-old man, from Indonesia's East Java province, was having sex when he suffered a near-fatal brain aneurysm, which caused him to collapse on his wife and vomit on the floor

Daily Mirror

'I collapsed while getting ready for a shopping trip and had to learn to walk again after spending months in a coma'

Barbara Thomas raised over £3,000 to give back to the hospital unit and staff that helped with her recovery

Wales Online

Mum who thought she was suffering with menopause symptoms dies of brain tumour

Mum-of-two Sarah Hawkes was her family's "rock" and died after in her sleep days after complaining of migraines and brain fog at her home in Newcastle, Tyneside

Daily Mirror

Aneurysm recovery appeal launched for Perth woman returning home

Local people in Perth are pitching in to help a woman who was in intensive care after a serious brain injury to get her life started again now she's planning to get home again.

Daily Record

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Daily Mirror

Corrie's Billy actor shares personal connection to MND storyline amid Paul's diagnosis

Daniel Brocklebank, who plays Billy on Coronation Street, has opened up about his own personal connection to Motor Neurone Disease amid Paul Foreman's diagnosis

Zenger

Why Couples Avoid Having Difficult Conversations

Themes of disease and death were found to be too difficult for many people to broach, a new study revealed.

ABC News

More Tasmanians than ever homeless, census data shows, as Labor blasts 'decades of Liberal neglect'

Sonia and her carer live in her car, parking in driveways or public car parks. Stuck being homeless is "depressing" she says — and they are not alone, with more and more people desperate for a roof over their heads.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Is it too much to ask for contraception without ghoulish side effects?

If you’re a woman, here is a story that may sound familiar: you’re 16 years old sitting in a GP’s office. She asks you a couple of routine questions – do you have a family history of blood clots, could you be pregnant? Ten minutes later you’re out the door,…

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Newcastle mum who thought she was suffering with menopause symptoms dies of brain tumour

'Beautiful' Sarah Hawkes, 45, tragically died in her sleep before she could attend her brain scan to identify the 'silent killer'

Liverpool Echo

Man grew 18 inches after having tumour removed

Jamie said he thought he was 'just small' for his age

Dynamite News

Researchers reveal how bone health is associated with dementia

According to a study, those with low bone density may be more likely than those with high bone density to get dementia. Read further on dynamite News:

USAFacts

Queer teens are experiencing worsening mental health according to CDC data.

Suicide attempts among LGBQ high school students were at least double the national average in 2019.

Daily Mirror

Emotional Shaun Udal still expects Shane Warne call as he opens up on Parkinson's battle

Shaun Udal has opened up about his struggles with Parkinson's disease and the tragic death of his close friend Shane Warne, who passed away last year after suffering a heart attack

The Independent UK

Man who thought he was short for his age finds out brain tumour to blame for height

Jamie Connolly just thought he was ‘small for his age’

Dynamite News

Music therapy can improve medication efficacy: Research

While listening to a favourite song is a well-known mood enhancer, researchers at Michigan State University revealed that music-listening therapies can also improve the efficacy of medications. Read further on Dynamite News:

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