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Teen vaping linked to higher risk of smoking, marijuana, and alcohol use, study finds

The researchers called for stronger action to prevent teenagers and young adults from getting hooked on e-cigarettes.

Euronews

Parents call for better mental health care after daughter died in understaffed London hospital

Bonnie Newton died in an ‘unsafe’ private mental health hospital in Ealing

Evening Standard

1 in 3 teens has thought about suicide this year. Here’s what to look for – and where to get help

Talking about suicide can feel scary. But new data has found one in three Australian teenagers have thought about, planned or attempted suicide in the last 12 months – so starting the conversation is crucial.

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Two years on from Australia’s bold psychedelic experiment, here are our concerns

A small Australian trial that used psychedelic-assisted therapy to improve the mental health and wellbeing of terminally ill patients is in the news today.

The Conversation

Why Saving Our Doctors Is Saving Lives: A Call to Action This Suicide Prevention Month

Each September, Suicide Prevention Month brings much-needed attention to mental health and the people most at risk. The focus often falls on veterans, first responders, and law enforcement, professions marked by immense stress and little margin for error. Yet, one equally vulnerable group remains: physicians.

Medical Daily

US state claims TikTok uses addictive algorithms to target children

At least 20 US states are suing TikTok with claims the app is harmful to children

The Independent UK

“I prioritized music over my health for 20 years. I’ve paid a high price for that”: Hotly tipped alt-rockers Dinosaur Pile-Up were on the verge of success, then frontman Matt Bigland nearly died for his music. He won’t let it happen again

Singer-guitarists reveals what he’s learned after 20 years of pushing too hard against the industry current, and the surprising upside of not being able to work as hard as he used to

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Medicare Now Covers Mental Health Sessions Without Cost-Sharing—Are You Using It Yet?

Mental health care just became more accessible for millions of older Americans. With recent changes, Medicare now covers mental health sessions without cost-sharing, meaning beneficiaries can receive professional support without worrying about copays or coinsurance. This shift recognizes that mental wellness is just as important as physical health, especially for…

The Free Financial Advisor

Tragedy Near Sydney Harbour Bridge: Married Couple Take Their Own Lives After Mental Health Struggles

A married couple have died in a suspected double suicide near Sydney Harbour Bridge after long battles with mental health. The heartbreaking case has intensified calls for more accessible support services.

International Business Times UK

What’s behind the high rate of suicide in Australia’s construction industry?

The construction industry is a pillar of Australia’s economy, employing more than a million people.

The Conversation

More than 14,000 Love Island complaints rejected by Ofcom

Evening Standard

How worms could be used in future mental health treatments

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The Independent UK

Drought can make farmers feel worried and hopeless: Ghana study finds social networks help

Droughts are a familiar hardship in Ghana’s semi-arid north, where rainfall is erratic and agriculture is the mainstay of rural economies. The economic and environmental effects of drought have been well documented. But less attention is paid to its psychological toll on farmers and their families.

The Conversation

Tiny worms found in ponds and river could help treat schizophrenia

Over a million rodents are used in UK labs each year

The Independent UK

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Private-equity backed prison health companies continue despite decade of alleged constitutional violations

The Guardian examined two private-equity backed companies that have been accused of failing to protect inmates from risk of harm, and even preventable death

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9 Doctor’s Appointments You Should NEVER Miss

Life can get busy, and it’s easy to push medical visits to the bottom of your to-do list. But missing certain doctor’s appointments can have serious long-term consequences for your health. These visits aren’t just about treating illness — they’re about preventing problems before they become severe. By staying on…

International Business Times UK

Adam Collard Of Love Island's Baby Loss Update: Is He Still In A Relationship With Laura Woods?

Adam reflected on how he'd previously dismissed the idea of mental health struggles, admitting he didn't truly understand the impact until he experienced it himself.

The Conversation

How inflammatory bowel disease may accelerate the progression of dementia

You have probably heard the phrase “follow your gut” – often used to mean trusting your instinct and intuition. But in the context of the gut-brain axis, the phrase takes on a more literal meaning. Scientific research increasingly shows that the brain and gut are in constant, two-way communication. Once…

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On the Edge review – gripping study of France’s overstretched mental health system

A documentary following the only staff psychiatrist in a Paris hospital reveals both the indifference of society and a doctor’s devoted care

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Linda Hamilton spent 'hundreds of thousands' on mental health treatment

Linda Hamilton has spent "hundred of thousands of dollars" on her mental health after battlnig depression and bipolar disorder.

The National (Scotland)

‘Vital’ mental health art exhibition at risk due to funding cuts

A “LIFE SAVING” mental health art exhibition is at risk of closure because of funding cuts

The Independent UK

‘I’d rather die than go back there’: How a vulnerable teenager was failed by a scandal-hit hospital

IN DEPTH : When Ruth Szymankiewicz’s family placed her in the care of Huntercombe Hospital they thought she would be safe. Months later, she was dead, as health correspondent Rebecca Thomas reports

Saving Advice

6 Emergency Services That Bill Seniors Differently Than Other Adults

As we age, our healthcare needs often increase, making emergency services more likely. But what many people don’t realize is that seniors are often billed...

Evening Standard

OPINION - I've worked in TV for 25 years - I can tell you why the culture is so toxic

I worked in television production for more than 25 years. In that time, toxic behaviour wasn’t the exception – it was the rule. Shouting in edit suites, endless working hours, bullying dressed up as “banter,” mental health treated as weakness: this was the price of entry. Everyone knew it, everyone…

The Guardian - UK

Supporting kids with Send is expensive. But the cost of not doing so is far greater

Education, health and care plans have been invaluable for my children. Hints they could be scrapped fill me with fear, says TV presenter Carrie Grant

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