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As New Mexico jury finds Meta platforms harm children, social media firms await more legal decisions

The first jury verdict in a series of social media child safety trials this year is in — and it’s not looking good for Meta

The Independent UK

Need to parent differently now your kid’s a teen or tween? 5 techniques that actually work

As your child approaches their teenage years, they’ll want more independence, their emotions will run higher and you might see more disagreements in your household.

The Conversation

Feathers and Freshness Keep Your Bird Healthy Always

Spring whispers in feathers and blossoms Birds are not just pretty creatures fluttering in cages or perching on shoulders. They are intelligent, emotional, and physically delicate beings that require attentive care. Their health depends not only on veterinary visits but also on the daily decisions you make especially what you…

Times Pets

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Landmark ruling finds Meta’s platforms are harmful to children’s mental health

Jurors found there were thousands of violations, each counting separately toward a penalty of $375m

The Independent UK

“Living A Nightmare”: ‘Bridgerton’ Actress Shows The Impact Her Mental Health Had On Her Body

Ruby Barker played Marina Thompson, a cousin of the Featheringtons, in Netflix's hit period drama.

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A young boy is dead, and newly surfaced mental health evidence has left those who were supposed to protect him scrambling for answers

Josiah Michael Dwinell had only just turned 13.

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‘Shameless cruelty’: Father held under indefinite jail term for stealing phone faces being sent back to prison

Exclusive: Devastated relatives say Thomas White, who has served 14 years stealing a mobile phone, has been told he is going back to prison without a release date

The Independent UK

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AI Chatbots Boost Mental Health but Hurt Real Bonds, Study Says

The rise of emotionally intelligent AI chatbots is quietly reshaping how people cope with loneliness, anxiety and emotional distress. But a new study reveals a striking contradiction: while these AI companions can make you feel better, they may also be pulling you away from real human relationships. The research highlights…

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Safe Terrarium Setup For Reptiles: Heating, Lighting, And Safety

Reptiles are fascinating pets that bring a piece of the wild into our homes. Their vibrant colors, unique behaviors, and calm presence make them special companions. However, keeping reptiles healthy and happy requires more than love. A safe terrarium setup is the foundation of their well-being. Proper heating, lighting, and…

Times Pets

Signs Your Pet Might Be Depressed

Your once bubbly Labrador sulks in corners, or your chatty tabby skips meals could it be depression? Pets feel deep emotions, and 2026's urban India sees rising cases amid apartments, travel, and family shifts. Like us, dogs and cats show mood dips from stress, but subtle cues mimic illness. Spotting…

Times Pets

Neighbor In Fight With ‘Reacher’ Star Alan Ritchson Breaks Silence As Sources Dispute His Story

“Mr Ritchson needs professional help if it is true. His mental health is at stake…”

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Kerry Washington shares simple trick to protecting her mental health

Actress Kerry Washington has revealed she uses fitness to help protect her mental health revealing she takes pilates and yoga classes as well as weightlifting and walking.

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55 Hilariously Painful Customer Complaints From People Who Seem Like They Were Born Yesterday

People who work customer service, especially those who handle complaints, deserve all the props in the world. They’re in thankless jobs that oftentimes involve dealing with absurd, entitled people, which can take a toll on their mental health. Here are some examples of their bad experiences, as shared by people…

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Why Are War-Torn Nations Happier Than India? What We’re Missing

It sounds contradictory at first. A country like India, growing rapidly and improving economically, ranks significantly lower in global happiness than nations dealing with conflict and instability. According to the World Happiness Report 2026, India stands around 116th with a life evaluation score of about 4.5, while Israel ranks within…

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Your voice, your typing, your sleep – what workplace wellbeing apps are really analysing

A workplace wellbeing app might seem like a simple and helpful tool – a mood check-in, some stress management advice, or a chatbot asking how your week has gone. But behind that supportive language, some systems are also quietly analysing your voice, writing style and digital behaviour for signs of…

The Independent UK

Why more women need to recognise perimenopause as the ‘main event’: Cherry Healey

When presenter and podcaster Cherry Healey turned 41, she was struck with anxiety, heart palpitations, and chronic exhaustion. For about two years, she thought she was ‘going mad’, until a doctor told her that what she was experiencing wasn’t a random, isolated mental health crisis: it was perimenopause.

Medical Daily

How Social Media Effects on Teens Spark Rising Anxiety and Mental Health Concerns

Discover how social media effects contribute to rising teen anxiety, supported by mental health studies, coping strategies, and parental tips for protecting adolescent well-being online.

International Business Times UK

Who Is Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Allgedlt Caught Punching Neighbour on Video? Exploring His Past Trauma & Mental Health Battles

The video shows the Reacher star in a tense altercation that is now under police investigation, with no arrests so far and limited official answers.

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Heatwaves And Pets: Survival Challenges

Indian summers can be brutal not only for humans but also for pets. Heatwaves increase the risk of dehydration, heatstroke, and exhaustion in animals. Pets with thick fur, short noses, or pre-existing health conditions are particularly vulnerable. Understanding how heat affects their body temperature and behavior is the first step…

Times Pets

Pet Friendly Offices: Trend Or Necessity In The Modern Workplace

The modern workplace is changing in ways we could not have imagined a few years ago. From flexible hours to remote work, the definition of a traditional office is slowly fading. One of the most heartwarming changes in this shift is the rise of pet friendly offices. What once seemed…

The Guardian - UK

Study links children’s social media use with anxiety and depression in teenage years

Researchers say lack of sleep could be a factor among young people interacting online for more than three hours a day

The Independent UK

New social media study identifies the children ‘more likely to develop anxiety’

Experts from Imperial College London suggest the relationship between social media and mental health is ‘complex’

Budget and the Bees

The Microdosing Secret: Why 10 Million Women are Quietly Fixing Burnout

You probably start your morning with a triple-shot espresso just to face the mountain of tasks on your plate. Living in a world that demands 24/7 productivity has pushed your nervous system to the absolute breaking point. However, a growing number of your peers have abandoned the caffeine cycle for…

The Fashion Central

Ariana Grande reveals the mental health breakthrough that helped her return to the stage

Ariana Grande opens up about mental health, the lasting impact of Manchester, and why her first tour in seven years feels hopeful and exciting again.

The Guardian - UK

‘You lose yourself’: inside the mental health crisis hitting gen X women

My generation had great role models, free university and the morning-after pill. We should be running the world. Instead, two-thirds of us are facing mental health problems – and it’s not all about the menopause

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