The Latest Breaking News on Mental health

‘Cops didn’t do their job, FIR named me’: Hanuman devotee who defended Muslim shopkeeper vs Bajrang Dal

A gym owner stepped in to protect a frail, 70-year-old Muslim shopkeeper with Parkinson’s disease from a group of men demanding he drop “Baba” from his shop’s name. Days later, he is the one facing police cases, threats, and mobs outside his gym.

Newslaundry · Feb 3

Glaucoma Warning Signs That Can Lead to Vision Loss

Most people don't feel pain and don't understand a sudden change in their eye. They don't realise that something has changed until their vision is gone. Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight. By the time the symptoms get very obvious to be seen and they can even…

Times Life · Feb 3

'Too long': green light for more GPs to tackle ADHD

States are continuing to shake up the way a prevalent developmental disorder is treated by allowing more health professionals to diagnose the condition.

AAP · Feb 3

How Winter Harms Men’s Mental Health

Winter can mess with more than just your commute, your heating bill, and your motivation to leave the house. It quietly slips into the mind, reshapes routines, changes energy levels, and for many men, hits mental health harder than they ever expect.

Clever Dude · Feb 1

Stop waking up at 3am — 7 quick fixes you can do today, according to a sleep expert

From a quick stroll to two-second hacks, here's are the simple things that can help you sleep all night long and avoid 'middle insomnia.'

Tom’s Guide · Feb 1

PMDD is ruining my life. What can I do?

You’re already doing all the right things for your premenstrual dysphoric disorder, but perhaps it’s time to ask others for more help

The Guardian - UK · Feb 1

5 Daily Habits That Secretly Destroy Your Mental Health

A number of reasons can negatively affect our mental health or the way we feel. However, Science say that there are a handful of habits that can increase depression and anxiety. In fact, many of us may be engaging in these behaviours without realising the amount of harm they might…

Times Life · Jan 30

Psychedelic therapy gains ground in Europe, under strict conditions

Psilocybin, the active compound in hallucinogenic mushrooms, is edging into mainstream psychiatry in parts of Europe – with Switzerland already treating patients and the Czech Republic opening tightly supervised therapies. But France is holding back, limiting its use to clinical trials while doctors wait for stronger evidence of its efficacy.

Radio France Internationale · Jan 30

6 Signals Emotional Exhaustion Has Become Normal

Life moves fast. Too fast sometimes. Between endless work deadlines, social obligations, and the constant ping of notifications, many of us are running on fumes without even realizing it.

Clever Dude · Jan 29

How a simple blood test can reveal early signs of Parkinson’s

More than 1.1 million Americans live with the degenerative brain condition, which can trigger debilitating tremors and effect memory

The Independent UK · Jan 29