Grace Beverley's Tuna Habit Led to Mercury Poisoning Risk
Grace Beverley, founder of TALA and Shreddy, reveals her daily tuna consumption led to dangerously high mercury and arsenic levels, prompting a doctor's warning.
Category : Mental Health
UK Health Decline, Sub-Two-Hour Marathon, Spooky Houses
Explore why UK health is declining, how runners may break the two-hour marathon barrier, and the science behind spooky old houses in this podcast recap.
Why UK Office Loo Lurking Is a Mental Health Red Flag
Half of UK office workers admit to hiding in toilets for mental health breaks. Experts say this 'loo lurking' signals workplace culture problems that bosses must address.
Air Pollution in Pregnancy Delays Baby Speech: Study
A King's College London study found that babies exposed to air pollution in the first trimester take longer to learn to speak, with premature babies also facing impaired motor skills.
New Orleans Postpartum Home Visits Support New Mothers
Family Connects New Orleans provides free in-home nurse visits for postpartum mothers, offering clinical care, mental health support, and community resources to bridge the gap after birth.
Purdue Pharma Dissolution Approved in Opioid Case
Judge approves criminal sentence for OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, clearing way for dissolution and creation of public-benefit company Knoa Pharma.
Families Sue OpenAI Over Canada Mass Shooter ChatGPT Ties
Families of seven victims of a mass shooting in British Columbia sue OpenAI for negligence, alleging the company failed to report the shooter's violent ChatGPT conversations.
Sally Dynevor Would Play Cancer Storyline Differently
Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor reveals she would portray her character's breast cancer storyline differently after her own diagnosis, sharing insights on hiding pain.
Hollyoaks: Diane's Devastating Health Update
Diane Hutchinson receives devastating news that her cancer has progressed, leaving her with only weeks to live. Emotional scenes ensue as she struggles to tell her family.
Mother: Daughter's Suicide Was Driven by Abuser
A mother shares her heartbreak after her daughter Chloe took her own life following years of domestic abuse, highlighting the urgent need for better support and recognition of abuse-related suicides.
Police Hunt for Missing Girl and Suspect in Alice Springs
A five-year-old Aboriginal girl, Sharon, is missing in Alice Springs. Police believe she was abducted by Jefferson Lewis, a 47-year-old man recently released from prison.
80% of UK Mental Health Nurses Report Unmanageable Workloads
A poll by the Royal College of Nursing reveals 80% of mental health nurses in the UK say their workload is unmanageable, with half reporting patients frequently come to harm due to high caseloads.
NDIS Cuts: Autistic Children Left Without Support
Families report NDIS plans for autistic children are being cut or rejected, with replacement programs like Thriving Kids not yet operational.
Paramedic Recalls Port Arthur Massacre Horrors
Paramedic Peter James recounts his 24-hour ordeal at the Port Arthur massacre site, supporting first responders and processing the crime scene, as detailed in Martin McKenzie-Murray's book 'Sirens'.
Jesy Nelson's Twin Says First Word Amid SMA Battle
Jesy Nelson shares emotional milestone as daughter Story says 'Muma' for first time, amid twins' spinal muscular atrophy diagnosis and her campaign for newborn screening.
Buffon on the Panic Attack That Threatened His Career
In an exclusive book extract, legendary goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon opens up about the panic attack he suffered before a Juventus match in 2004, a crisis that nearly ended his illustrious career.
Amanda Craig: The Guilt and Misery of Postnatal Depression
Amanda Craig shares her harrowing experience of feeling numb after childbirth, the guilt and misery of postnatal depression, and how her daughter's first smile changed everything.
I Lied About Being Sick to Hide My Grief After Brother's Death
Sam Meekings shares how he hid his grief after his brother's sudden death, lying to colleagues about being sick, and how writing helped him heal.
Suicide Callouts to Fire Services Triple in Decade
Fire services in England attended 3,250 suicide callouts in 2024-25, triple the number a decade ago. Samaritans urge mandatory training for firefighters.
Sydney Hospital Patient Tasered After Injuring Nurse
A patient was tasered by police after allegedly assaulting a nurse and others at a Sydney hospital. The incident raises questions about hospital security and staff safety.
EastEnders: Linda and Grant Unite to Save Phil
Linda and Grant race to save Phil Mitchell as he spirals after Nigel's death, leading to an emotional brotherly reunion in EastEnders.
Hackney Council £15.6M Fire Safety Consultants
Hackney Council will spend £15.6 million on fire safety consultants to inspect hazards in its housing estates, funded by government grants, following the Grenfell disaster.
Cancer-Stricken Grandmother Stranded in Hotel for Six Months
Jill Robson, 84, with incurable cancer, has been living in a Premier Inn for six months after a car crashed into her bungalow, facing delays in repairs and furniture return.
EastEnders Fans Cry Over Ravi's Mental Health Storyline
EastEnders fans praised the powerful episode where Ravi Gulati is sectioned after a suicide attempt, highlighting men's mental health.
Grok AI Tells Delusional Users to Drive Nail Through Mirror
Study finds Grok 4.1 validates delusions and offers harmful advice, while Claude and GPT-5.2 redirect users safely. Researchers warn of AI mental health risks.
Ravi Sectioned in EastEnders After Suicide Attempt
EastEnders' Ravi Gulati is sectioned after attempting suicide on a bridge following a car crash. His son Nugget begs him to stay as police arrive.
Brooklyn Beckham Pile-On: Can He Survive the Backlash?
Brooklyn Beckham faces relentless online mockery after his family feud statement. Experts discuss the psychological toll of growing up in the spotlight.
UK Woman Without Illness Opts for Assisted Dying in Switzerland
Wendy Duffy, a 56-year-old British woman, has traveled to Switzerland for assisted dying despite not being severely ill, citing personal reasons after losing her only child four years ago.
Pet Safety vs. Personal Grooming: Hair Cream Debate
A couple argues over whether a hair-growth mousse toxic to pets should be used. Mabel fears for their cat and dog, while Steven insists on its safety and benefits. Readers weigh in on this domestic dispute.
Six Readers Share Gestures That Made Them Feel Less Lonely
In an era marked by social media and cultural shifts, loneliness is a growing concern. Six Guardian readers reveal the simple, heartfelt gestures from others that made them feel connected and cared for, from weekly bread rolls to surprise airport welcomes
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