Are too many Americans taking antidepressants? Drugs for treating depression are among the most prescribed category of medications in the U.S. – 1 in 6 American adults take them. The Conversation · Sep 10
Strait of Hormuz crisis: how danger and uncertainty can affect the mental health of seafarers As instability in the Strait of Hormuz disrupts shipping, public discussion tends to focus on fuel prices and supplies. Less attention is paid to the people working on the ships. The Conversation · Sep 10
Luke Humphries says speaking out on mental health struggles saved his darts career Luke Humphries considered retirement after suffering an anxiety attack during the 2019 World Championship The Independent UK · Sep 10
Luke Humphries: Opening up on mental health was best choice I ever made Humphries was on the grind of the PDC Tour when he suffered an anxiety attack midway through a tournament in 2019 and considered quitting. The Independent UK · Sep 10
Getting your mind ready for surgery is as important as physical preparation Preparing for major surgery should not skip mental preparation for a successful recovery, a new study says. Euronews · Sep 10
'You can't use our staff': hospital debate delayed dying woman's care, coroner finds Hospital staff argued over 'policy' while a woman lay dying. Newcastle Herald · Sep 9
Martin Lewis’ charity to work with Barclays, HSBC and other banks to support those at suicide risk Television expert to work with banks such as Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, and Monzo to help those who are struggling The Independent UK · Sep 9
Martin Lewis’s charity working with banks to help support people at suicide risk The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute will support Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Monzo and Nationwide Building Society to work on new approaches. Evening Standard · Sep 9
William to launch suicide prevention guidance backed by host of sporting stars The guidance has been produced by William’s Royal Foundation in partnership with the British Standards Institution and charity Chasing the Stigma. Evening Standard · Sep 9
‘Call My Agent’ returns: George Clooney, Eva Longoria guest star in French film spinoff Manon Kerjean, FRANCE 24's film critic highlights some of her picks among the French films in competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. She also looks at new releases in French cinema: "15/18", a film set in a psychiatric unit which tackles mental health and "A Woman's Life" –… France 24 · Sep 9
'The Investigation Went on for Months': How Did David Harbour Keep Working With Millie Bobby Brown? David Harbour discusses past allegations and mental health as he reunites with Millie Bobby Brown for a new TV series, highlighting their strong bond and future projects. International Business Times UK · Sep 9
'Enough Is Enough': Patrick Clancy Warns of Legal Action Over Falsehoods Patrick Clancy has vowed to pursue legal action against influencers and conspiracy theorists he says are spreading falsehoods about his role in the deaths of his children. International Business Times UK · Sep 9
Proposed Australian law would let social media users opt out of algorithms The proposed legislation would also protect children from content that promotes eating disorders, hostile ideas about women, pornography, crime, dangerous stunts and that causes serious mental health distress. The Economic Times · Sep 9
Lindsay Clancy Trial Fuels Gender War as Postpartum Psychosis Debate Collides With Women's Voting Rights The Lindsay Clancy mistrial has sparked a political debate over postpartum psychosis, feminism, and women's voting rights, highlighting mental health issues and societal divisions in the US. International Business Times UK · Sep 9
The Economic Times · Sep 9 Psychology explains the effect of social media on Gen Z’s mental health - how constant comparison, online pressure and endless scrolling can shape self-esteem and well-being Generation Z faces both the positive and negative impacts of social media on their lives and mental health. While constant scrolling and comparison can harm self-esteem and disrupt sleep, these platforms serve as valuable sources of connection, support, and mental health resources. Research shows that being intentional in usage and…
Times Life · Sep 9 Corporate Health Checkup Packages Skip These Critical Screening Tests Every Indian Employee Needs What the Standard Corporate Package Actually CoversMost employer-sponsored health checkup packages in India run on a template that has barely changed in two decades. A complete blood count, fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, liver function tests, a chest X-ray, and blood pressure measurement. Some add an ECG for employees over…
Evening Standard · Sep 8 Fraud having lasting impact on mental health of victims, Which? warns The consumer group commissioned a survey of more than 1,500 people who have lost money to scams in the past two years.
International Business Times UK · Sep 8 Kelly Osbourne States She Looked Like the Crypt Keeper and Was Seen as 'A Broken Person' Due to Grief Kelly Osbourne shares her experience of grief-induced weight loss following her father's death, her struggles with mental health, and plans for a documentary on healing and recovery.
International Business Times UK · Sep 8 Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Triggers Internet Anger Over Legal Double Standards and John Battaglia Case Lindsay Clancy's mistrial has sparked online debate over gender bias and mental health in the US justice system, comparing her case to John Battaglia's. The discussion highlights differing legal standards and societal perceptions.
The Canberra Times · Sep 7 Injured air force veteran speaks out on four-year wait for support 'These delays impact on your mental health and wellbeing.'
The Economic Times · Sep 7 Quote of the day by Catherine: 'I am a firm believer that it is absolutely crucial to confront problems as early as possible.' Princess of Wales on why addressing problems early can make a difference Quote of the day by Catherine, Princess of Wales: Catherine, Princess of Wales, emphasises the value of addressing problems promptly to make them easier to understand and manage. Her quote, “I am a firm believer that it is absolutely crucial to confront problems as early as possible,” highlights the importance…
The Economic Times · Sep 7 Quote of the Day by Charlie Chaplin: “I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me… – Inspiring lessons on crying, vulnerability, sadness, mental health and why it’s okay not to be okay by the English comic actor known for his timeless performances and deep insights on human nature and life’s challenges Quote of the Day by Charlie Chaplin: Charlie Chaplin’s quote, “I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me crying,” explores the importance of emotional privacy, hidden sadness, and the ways people sometimes conceal their pain from others. The quote suggests that rain can symbolize a…
Bored Panda · Sep 7 23 Clever Illustrations By This Artist That Show What Anxiety Really Feels Like Using her trademark illustrations and dry, self-aware humor, Correll explores severe anxiety, depression, agoraphobia, panic attacks, and dissociation, including the ways they can affect both the mind and body. The result can be funny, unsettling, and deeply candid, offering an unconventional look at what it means to navigate mental health…
Medical Daily · Sep 7 Teens Said Mental Health Warnings Would Cut Their Social Media Use More Than Take a Break Prompts A Stanford trial of 1,012 teens and young adults found mental health warnings outrated the take a break prompts platforms already show.
The Conversation · Sep 7 How a simple group therapy programme is helping depressed teen mothers in Kenya Pregnancy and early motherhood can be challenging under any circumstances for adolescents. But in Kenya the challenges are huge. Many pregnant and parenting adolescents face stigma, interrupted education, financial hardship, strained family relationships and limited social support.