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Katie faces trial for having an NHS-prescribed abortion - this is what she wants you to know

“I never stop thinking about it. It’s always there.”

Want the health benefits of strength training but not keen on the gym? Try ‘exercise snacking’

Want the health benefits of strength training but not keen on the gym? Try ‘exercise snacking’

The science is clear: resistance training is crucial to ageing well. Lifting weights (or doing bodyweight exercises like lunges, squats or push-ups) can help you live independently for longer, make your bones stronger, reduce your risk of diseases such as diabetes, and may even improve your sleep and mental health.

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Abused and bullied at school, fight coach starts mental health gym

Abused and bullied at school, fight coach starts mental health gym

Newcastle gym for males aims to help them open up and connect.

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How being shot might affect Donald Trump’s mental health – and that of millions of others

After the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at his Pennsylvania campaign rally, there is much speculation about how this will affect the 2024 US election. However, no one is yet asking how these events may affect Trump himself.

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Limiting Children's Screen Time To 3 Hours Weekly Boosts Mental Health In Days: Study

The mental health benefits from limiting screen time in kids will be observable in as little as two weeks, a new study revealed.

Man behind Brittany Higgins death threats now 'stable'

A man who sent death threats to Brittany Higgins and her partner is being treated for his mental health conditions as he faces possible full-time imprisonment.

Love & AI: the artificial intimacy of being understood

Australian experts are wondering if people should be concerned by AI's growing use for intimacy, and whether human connections are yet to be challenged.

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Mental health targets aren’t enough – unless NZ backs them up with more detail and funding

Mental health targets aren’t enough – unless NZ backs them up with more detail and funding

On the face of it, the government’s recently announced targets for improving mental health care are laudable. But without more detail about how those targets will be achieved – and funded – New Zealand’s struggling mental health sector is still running on hope.

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So, is social media messing with teen mental health or not? Social scientist defends answer of 'yes.'

So, is social media messing with teen mental health or not? Social scientist defends answer of 'yes.'

'The Anxious Generation' chief researcher holds his ground in what he calls “a normal academic debate.”

Abortion restrictions harm mental health

Abortion restrictions harm mental health

These sudden changes in access to abortion services may carry significant mental health consequences

Mental health clinics across the US are helping Latinos bridge language and access barriers

Mental health clinics across the US are helping Latinos bridge language and access barriers

Mental health experts, community clinics and politicians are working to create new programs to break down barriers that Latinos might face to getting therapy or treatment

The Independent UK

Maine Mass Shooting: Red Flag Law Ineffectiveness Revealed

Maine Mass Shooting: Red Flag Law Ineffectiveness Revealed

Learn about the gaps in firearm seizure laws and enforcement revealed by an Army reservist's mental health crisis and mass shooting in Maine.

Glasto breakout star Remi Wolf: “I've been pushed to the brink of my sanity – of who I am as an artist and a person”

The Palo Alto musician on supporting Olivia Rodrigo, looking after her mental health on tour and how women are leading bop season

Evening Standard

Brisk walking vs reverse walking; which is more beneficial? Ideal duration and time explained

Brisk walking vs reverse walking; which is more beneficial? Ideal duration and time explained

We all know, walking every day can do miracles for both your physical and mental health. But how you walk can also make a difference in the calories you burn and the inches you lose.

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A Closer Look at THC: Its Role in Reducing Anxiety and Stress

The conversation around the therapeutic benefits of cannabis is growing louder, with tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) often at the center of discussion.

Mastering the Basics: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Cannabis Successfully

Growing cannabis can be an enriching experience, whether you're seeking medicinal benefits, looking for a new hobby, or interested in sustainable gardening practices.

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Abortion restrictions harm mental health, with low-income women hardest hit

People living in states that enacted tighter abortion restrictions in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision, which returned regulation of abortion access to state legislatures, are more likely to report elevated levels of mental distress. This is particularly true for people of lower socioeconomic means.

What does ‘menty b’ mean? Teens use the divisive viral phrase to discuss their mental health

Teenage slang can be hard to decode, but experts say to listen close to this new phrase

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Mental health services that consult with Elders can deliver better care to Aboriginal people

Aboriginal Elders in Perth are working with mainstream mental health service leaders to improve mental health services for their community.

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Stricter monitoring of tween and teen internet use may not always be better

A national conversation about potential links between smartphones and digital media and the ongoing teen mental health crisis has reached a fever pitch.

'Power games' have plunged European Central Bank staff into mental health crisis

The share of ECB workers reporting suicidal thoughts has spiked in the last three years amid allegations of a toxi work culture.

“Capitalism Gone Bad”: 30 People Remember Third Places That Have Disappeared

Older adults are sharing their favorite ‘hangout spots’ that should be preserved for the sake of our mental health. The post “Capitalism Gone Bad”: 30 People Remember Third Places That Have Disappeared first appeared on Bored Panda.

Women More At Risk Of Anxiety, Depression Than Men After Surviving Cardiac Arrest: Study

The research team made the findings after examining long-term socioeconomic and mental health outcomes among cardiac arrest survivors.

The Independent UK

Stop telling men to open up if you can’t handle what they have to say

Men are becoming more fluent in feelings, but society still hasn’t figured out how to listen to them. Oliver Keens digs into a new normal in which we have the tools to be honest about ourselves, but not necessarily the ability to give or take counsel

Virginia Implements Cellphone Restrictions In Public Schools

Virginia joins other states in advocating for cellphone restrictions in schools to improve academic performance and mental health of students.

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