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West Yorkshire Police officer PC Charlie Mitchell's tragic death at 26 highlights the growing mental health crisis among frontline officers and the urgent need for greater emotional support in policing.

The Duchess of Sussex is visiting NYC to honor World Mental Health Day.

Depression among men over 50 is rising—but many still suffer in silence. Aging brings life transitions like retirement, health changes, or loss of purpose that...

Men face plenty of expectations in today’s world, from work demands to family responsibilities. While many guys take pride in handling challenges, there’s a line between being strong and putting up with things that are simply unfair. Sometimes, the pressure to “tough it out” leads men to tolerate situations that…

The Prince of Wales had a moving conversation with campaigner Rhian Mannings for World Mental Health Day

Should she prioritize her own family's happiness?

We build our lives around routines. They provide structure and help us navigate the demands of our busy schedules. However, not all routines are created equal. Some of the habits we perform every day, often without a second thought, can be silently chipping away at our mental well-being. For women,…

What if the problem with social media isn’t just how much we use it, but when? A new study suggests that scrolling and posting through the small hours may be a red flag for mental wellbeing – and the effects could be as significant as binge drinking.

Mental disorders were listed as one of the most common reasons for armed forces discharge in a recent report published by the Ministry of Defence.