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‘At 2am, it feels like someone’s there’: why Nigerians are choosing chatbots to give them advice and therapy

With many unable to access or afford qualified therapists, AI is filling the mental healthcare vacuum, amid calls for tighter regulation

The Guardian - UK

5 Signs Your Mother-in-Law Is a Covert Narcissist (And the Boundary Mistakes People Regret)

We have all heard the jokes about difficult mothers-in-law, but when you are living it, the reality is far from funny. There is a specific, quiet type of toxicity called covert narcissism. This behavior can slowly erode your marriage and your mental health. Unlike the loud, boastful narcissist, the covert…

Budget and the Bees

Tumbler Ridge shootings highlight the need for mental health support for survivors and their community

Although mass shootings and gun violence have long plagued American communities, events like yesterday’s mass shooting at a high school in northern British Columbia are rare in Canada.

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The Heart Screening Every Man Over 50 Needs Before March

50 is the age where confidence is higher, perspective is sharper, and life finally feels less rushed and more intentional. But it’s also the age when the heart quietly starts asking for more attention, even if it’s not sending any obvious warning signals.

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6 Signs Your “Burnout” Is Actually Seasonal Affective Disorder

Every year, right on schedule, it hits like an emotional flu season. Energy dips, motivation evaporates, your once-sharp focus feels like it wandered off without leaving a forwarding address, and suddenly everything feels harder than it logically should. Most people label it burnout, slap a productivity podcast on it, drink…

Clever Dude

Strictly Come Dancing star Robin Windsor said being dropped from BBC show 'destroyed' him, inquest hears

The 44-year-old former professional dancer was found dead in a London hotel room in February 2024

Evening Standard

Nearly half of women over 50 'avoid getting support for their mental health' and these are the reasons why

When you hear why so many women put off seeking help for their mental health, you might nod your head in complete understanding

Woman & Home

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Exercise proven to be an effective treatment for depression – here’s what works best

Exercise is an ‘evidence-based first line intervention’ for mental health, says new study

The Independent UK

Funding surgery and hormones for trans people can save Medicare millions: new research

Transgender and gender-diverse (“trans”) people have worse mental health compared to the general population. As a result, they’re more likely to use mental health services, such as psychologists and counsellors, and treatments such as antidepressants and anxiety medication.

The Conversation

Menopause: our study revealed how it affects the brain, cognition and mental health

Menopause is a key period in a woman’s life. This transition is often accompanied by wide-ranging physical and psychological symptoms — some of which can be debilitating and affect daily life. Menopause has also been linked to cognitive problems — such as memory, attention and language deficits.

The Conversation

Queensland’s new gun laws ‘ignore’ Wieambilla inquest call for mental health checks, Labor says

Police minister points to ‘issues’ with similar system in WA but shadow attorney general claims the LNP ‘buckled to the gun lobby’

The Guardian - AU

Former LIV Golfer Withdraws From DP World Tour Event To Focus On Mental Health

Eugenio Chacarra revealed in a post on social media that he's pulled out of next week's Magical Kenya Open on the DP World Tour to prioritize his mental health

Golf Monthly

Why Sitting Too Much Is the New Silent Killer

In this fast moving world now sitting is just becoming unavoidable. Everyone is busy from long office hours and online classes to binge-watching shows and endless scrolling on phones, most of us spend a major part of our day seated.While sitting for long hours may feel harmless, studies show it…

Times Life

Cortisol Truths How Stress Impacts Your Health

In this modern generation everyone is facing stress and it is a very common issue. At the center of our body’s stress response is a hormone called cortisol. It is generally known as stress hormone.Cortisol plays a crucial role in keeping us alert, energized, and prepared to handle challenges. When…

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5 Hanuman Temples People Visit After Doctors Give Up

॥ यत्र यत्र रघुनाथ कीर्तनं तत्र तत्र कृतमस्तकाञ्जलिम् ॥Wherever the name of Rama is spoken, Hanuman bows in devotion.For millions across India, this verse is not poetry. It is lived truth. There are moments when hospital corridors fall silent, reports stop changing, and even hope begins to sound tired. It…

The Independent UK

Social media 'addicting the brains of children,' plaintiff's lawyer argues in landmark trial

The world’s biggest social media companies face several landmark trials this year that seek to hold them responsible for harms to children who use their platforms

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Key Wieambilla finding rejected in 'tough' gun reforms

A state government has come under fire for rejecting a key Wieambilla inquest finding and for reforms that "fortified the weakest gun laws in Australia".

The Independent UK

GOP lawmakers both critical and cordial with Charlotte leaders after high-profile crime

Republican lawmakers in North Carolina have pressed Charlotte-area leaders about crime-fighting efforts after recent light-rail stabbings

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Are pets good for kids’ mental health? Type of animal and duration of bond could make all the difference

Questions like “will getting a pet benefit our child’s mental health?” are increasingly common and pertinent. In Spain, for instance, more than half of all households now have one or more pets.

The Guardian - US

Social media companies are being sued for harming their users’ mental health – but are the platforms addictive?

Experts say the term ‘addiction’ is be overused and, for social media use, could be difficult to prove

The Guardian - UK

The troubling rise of longevity fixation syndrome: ‘I was crushed by the pressure I put on myself’

This unofficial diagnosis describes the anxiety-driven, compulsive obsession with living as long as possible. While it might seem healthy to monitor your diet, exercise and biomarkers, it can come at a huge emotional cost

Times Pets

Pet Parents Can’t Agree On This Viral Trend And The Reason Is Emotional

It started with short videos flooding social media. Dogs sitting calmly in baby strollers. Cats wearing coordinated outfits at cafes. Pets being served special meals on ceramic plates while their humans sip coffee nearby. For some viewers, it felt adorable and heartwarming. For others, it felt uncomfortable and unnecessary. What…

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Losing A Pet Hurts Just As Much As Losing A Loved One: Study Shows Grief Runs Deep

Losing a pet can hit a lot harder than people expect, and a new UK study suggests that the grief that follows can be just as intense, and just as long‑lasting, as grief over a family member or close friend. Of course, we all know pets are part of the…

The Independent UK

Premier League preview: Arteta apologises to Chelsea and Guardiola hits back over Palestine criticism

Here are five of the biggest stories ahead of a busy weekend in the Premier League. Arteta issues apology to Chelsea’s Rosenior over Arsenal encroachment incident. Guardiola hits back at those telling him to ‘focus on football’ after Palestine support. Chelsea defender jokes about viral altercation with winger that sparked…

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5 Unhealthiest US States in 2026 — and What It Means for Your Money

Here are the five unhealthiest states in the U.S. in 2026 and what that could mean for household budgets and take home pay.

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