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“I Heard A Couple Of Gasps”: Guests Mortified As Bride’s SIL Comes In Wearing A Wedding Dress

Would you wear your wedding dress to someone else's wedding?

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Woman Thinks It’s A Great Idea To Reuse Her Wedding Dress For Her Brother’s Wedding: “Special Kind Of Special”

Would you wear your wedding dress to someone else's wedding?

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Southport attacker ‘should have been assessed under Mental Health Act’

Consultant psychiatrist Dr Tina Irani gave evidence to the Southport Inquiry about the treatment given to Axel Rudakubana.

The Independent UK

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Antidepressants: physical side-effects vary depending on the drug type – new research

Millions of people worldwide take antidepressants. While these drugs can be very effective in treating mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety, they can also cause a range of physical side-effects – including weight gain, heart rate changes and altered blood pressure.

The Conversation

'Liam Payne reached out to me': Chris Hughes opens up on new mental health podcast

On new podcast Question the Default, Chris Hughes reveals to host Harry Corin that Liam Payne offered support to him during his darkest hours, and talks about why men need to find ways to open up

Evening Standard

Gucci Mane offers health update after revealing bipolar disorder and schizophrenia diagnoses

The rapper revealed his diagnosis in his new book, ‘Episodes: The Diary of a Recovering Mad Man’

The Independent UK

Homeless deaths an indictment on support systems

Australians experiencing homelessness are more likely to die from overdose, suicide or coronary heart disease, with potentially nine avoidable deaths every day.

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Former NFL player who died in police custody battled injuries and mental health challenges

Many questions are unanswered about the death of former NFL running back Doug Martin

The Independent UK

How staying social later in life can benefit your brain

Socialising can have amazing impacts on our memory, mood and mental health.

The Independent UK

Suicide rates among young people in England rose 50% in 10 years, figures show

Charities accuse government of ‘sliding backwards’ on child mental health after ONS findings

The Guardian - UK

Southport killer assessed as posing no risk to others six days before attack

Axel Rudakubana was discharged from Alder Hey Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services on July 23 last year.

Evening Standard

Low participation in medical trials puts millions of young people at risk

Exclusive: Data shows gen Z could miss out on new treatments because so few sign up for trials and studies in England

The Guardian - UK

9 Health Insurance Oversights DINKs Often Miss (Until It’s Too Late)

For dual-income, no-kid couples, life can feel financially secure and low-maintenance. With two steady paychecks, flexible schedules, and fewer family responsibilities, it’s easy to assume that a health insurance plan simply “works fine.” But that comfort can lead to costly blind spots. Some of the most common health insurance oversights…

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Baek Se-hee's Memoir Turned Comfort Food Into a Cry for Help: Can Tteokbokki Save a Life?

Baek Se-hee's memoir used tteokbokki to express emotional survival. Her death reignites mental health conversations.

International Business Times UK

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Mental Health Is Real Wealth: how Black men prioritize healing in a Los Angeles community

The bi-monthly group gives Black men a safe space to share, reflect and support each other

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How Advances in Telemedicine Are Changing Senior Health Care Access

Telemedicine has moved from a pandemic necessity to a permanent part of senior care. For older adults who face mobility issues, long waits, or transportation...

International Business Times UK

Baek Sehee Death Highlights A Grim Problem In South Korea: 40 People Die By Suicide Every Day

Author Baek Se-hee's death at 35 has reignited debate on South Korea's mental health crisis, where about 40 people die by suicide every day despite reform efforts.

MusicRadar

“Each of our albums had a synth that really excited us. The first was a Prophet ‘08, the second was the MS-20, and this time the Moog Matriarch is on every track”: Maribou State on Hallucinating Love

On their third LP, Hallucinating Love, Maribou State return with a revitalized sound after battling mental health issues

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International Business Times UK

Is Baek Sehee Cause of Death Suicide? Writer's Demise Felt 'Planned', Draws Parallelism to Her Book

Baek Se-hee, author of I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, has died at 35, with her decision to donate her organs—saving five lives—seen as a poignant extension of her message of empathy and hope.

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT is becoming more human again — here's why a psychologist thinks that could be a problem

OpenAI's Sam Altman has just announced that ChatGPT will soon be more personable, but that could prove problematic.

International Business Times UK

Was Baek Se-hee's End Preventable? Cause of Death Fuels Questions About Mental Health Care

Baek Se-hee's death at 35 has sparked questions about mental health care in South Korea. Her family declined to confirm the cause of death.

TechRadar

We're entering a new age of AI moderation, but it may be too late to rein in the chatbot beast

Recent changes to AI chatbots and access to them point to a recalibrated approach, but is it too little, too late?

Evening Standard

Met officer sacked after running tanning salon for two years while 'unable to report for duty due to mental health'

PC Jennifer Stowers was found guilty of gross misconduct and dismissed without notice

The Conversation

Rise in youth mortality fuelled by mental illness, drugs, violence and other preventable causes

Global mortality continues to fall. Life expectancy has improved to unprecedented levels and deaths in young children have plummeted. Yet for adolescents and young adults, especially those aged 15 to 24, little progress has been made according to data from the latest Global Burden of Disease study. In parts of…

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‘Thankfully I was found, I’d taken an overdose, and they pumped my stomach. I survived.’ Clarke Carlisle on the career-threatening injury that drove him to attempt suicide

Former professional footballer Clarke Carlisle has been very vocal about the battles with his mental health he waged during his career

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