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Scotland's transport minister quits due to "poor mental health"
Kevin Stewart has resigned from his role as transport minister of the Scottish government over concerns for his mental health.
The benefits of taking a break from social media
Taking a break from social media can be very difficult, but it can also provide refreshing results and largely benefit mental health.
Does the greenery in urban areas improve people's mental health and impact stress levels?
A study published by the Environmental Research Journal suggests the positive impact that green spaces in urban areas can have on mental health.
Decision from the Metropolitan Police to stop responding to mental health emergencies called "disturbing"
From September this year, MPS officers will only attend 999 mental health emergency calls where there is an immediate threat to life.
Mental Health and AI: How Replika users find support from chatbots
Friend, mentor, lover. Replika is a place where some of the most vulnerable people in society come to talk about their life with an AI companion.
How does the rise of cosmetic procedures through social media impact body image?
Social media can already have a negative impact on body image, but the rise of cosmetic surgeries on the internet poses the risk of warping beauty perceptions.
Can depression be treated by making brain signals travel the wrong way?
A recent study led by Stanford Medicine has revealed that magnetically stimulating the flow of abnormal brain signals can be used to treat severe depression.
Five leading hospitals in Britain to be rebuilt through the New Hospital Programme worth £20 billion
The hospitals with infrastructures containing deteriorated concrete are set to be refurbished and upgraded by the end of the decade.
Research provides new evidence in the link between marijuana usage and mental health risks
The results of an American study have provided new evidence that heavy usage of cannabis can lead to mental illness and psychotic disorders.
Over 50% of British organisations struggle with growth strategy
British professional services organisations face the challenge of developing a growth strategy as 53 per cent lack a defined plan, according to a study by Deltek.
Study reveals single parents are more likely to experience anxiety
According to a recent study carried out by the Mental Health Foundation, single parents are more likely to feel anxious and pressured.
Keir Starmer outlines Labour's vision to 'create an NHS fit for the future'
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has explained that Labour's NHS mission is a health mission for Britain.
Wes Streeting criticizes NHS, 'if the NHS doesn't reform, it will die'
There is a need for sustainable funding and the impact of high immigration rates on the healthcare system.
The new pandemic? Mental health issues driving the rise in persistent absences from school
Despite the World Health Organisation declaring the pandemic over, its effects are still felt today, with a death toll totalling over 226,000 in Britain alone.
It's lonely at the top, as CEOs increasingly face a mental health crisis
WHO states that 970 million people worldwide are living with a mental health disorder, with further research finding nearly 50 per cent of CEOs are suffering from mental health issues.
Analysts urge the UK to prioritise employees' mental health amidst cost of living crisis
As the global economic crisis intensifies, UK employees are acknowledging the significance of giving priority to the financial wellness of their employees.
Snapping, Chatting and Cyberbullying: How social media makes us all anxious and depressed
Social media can be a fun and immersive experience, with half of the world's population having at least one social media account, but it can also be detrimental to the mind and causes anxiety and depression when used in excess.
Utah passes bill banning people under 18 from using social media without parental consent
The US state of Utah has passed a law that would require children below 18 to obtain parental permission if they are setting up social media accounts.
NHS: Thousands volunteer to make friendly calls to lonely, vulnerable patients
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK has revived its Check-in and Chart service for vulnerable, isolated, or lonely patients.
Man froze to death in Alabama jail walk-in freezer, alleges lawsuit
A 33-year-old man allegedly froze to death after being kept in a walk-in freezer for hours at the Walker County jail in Alabama, US.
Man stabs father to death after years of sexual abuse
A 31-year-old man has been jailed for 10 years for killing his father in a frenzied knife attack.
Six in 10 older UK teens have 'possible eating problems'
A recent survey has revealed that more than half of older teenagers and young adults in the UK have "possible problems with eating."
UK students still facing mental health issues due to Covid-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disastrous impact on people's mental health, and it is still continuing to affect thousands of students in the UK.
Father of four livestreamed his suicide on Facebook
A 34-year-old man livestreamed his suicide on Facebook in April this year, heard an inquest.
'Riverdale' star sentenced to life imprisonment after killing mother
The actor also confessed to a premeditated plan to kill Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Year 2020 stunted social development of young adults: study
A new study has claimed that 2020 has been so traumatic for the younger population that it has stunted their social development.
Mental health service at Cambridge University branded 'unsustainable', 'ineffective'
The university spends £4.5m a year on mental health services, but its lack of planning and direction has led to the finding of the university's mental health services are "likely to have significant inefficiencies."
Electric shock therapy given 'dispropotionately' to thousands of women in England
The electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), or electric shock treatment, is being prescribed disproportionately to thousands of women in England.
Woman drowns 2-year-old son to protect him from family 'possessed by demons'
A woman from South Wales drowned her two-year-old son in the bath because she thought that her family had been possessed by demons and that she had to protect her son from them.
F1: Lewis Hamilton 'struggling mentally' to keep going
The seven-time word champion took some time off at the end of last season