A Birkenhead mother died months after hospital discharge, with a phone photo of her ECG showing abnormalities doctors missed. Her family fights for answers as misdiagnosis claims surge across NHS.
A serious 'invasive' meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent has resulted in two student fatalities and 11 others hospitalized. UKHSA is contacting over 30,000 individuals and distributing antibiotics as a precaution.
Sophie Molly shares her emotional story of coming out as transgender at age 33, detailing the varied reactions from friends and family, particularly the discomfort and rejection from cisgender male friends.
A woman shares her story of discovering her husband's year-long affair, leading to a shattered sense of self. Experts advise on managing shame and anger to rebuild life.
Experts provide targeted advice for handling anxiety from childhood through older age, addressing unique challenges at each life stage with practical techniques.
Experts reveal how excessive productivity and hustle culture are harming mental health, with clients struggling due to impossible standards. Learn strategies to reframe success and embrace rest.
Reflecting on a mother's legacy, this article explores how her greatest gift was not advice but fierce advocacy, teaching the value of fighting for loved ones in silence.
A new review in Lancet Psychiatry highlights concerns that AI chatbots might amplify delusional thinking, especially in those prone to psychosis, urging clinical testing with mental health professionals.
Catherine Carr explores how being raised separately from her sisters shaped their relationships, revealing insights into sibling dynamics and shared memories.
Singer Doja Cat shares her struggle with borderline personality disorder in a candid TikTok video, discussing her years of therapy and recovery process while supporting fellow artist Chappell Roan.
A father who recently beat lung cancer was fatally shot in a drive-by attack at a bus stop in Wakefield. Three men have been convicted for the murder and manslaughter.
Author Darcey Steinke discusses her memoir 'This Is the Door,' which examines how chronic pain reshapes lives, fosters empathy, and connects to spirituality through interviews and personal experience.
Relationship experts identify unexpected microbehaviors—like sudden affection or new hobbies—that may indicate your spouse is preparing to leave, often before arguments even begin.
Struggling to sleep? Discover 18 expert-backed tips, including magnesium flakes, knee pillows, and boring podcasts, to improve your slumber naturally and effectively.
A woman in her 50s reflects on abandoning the 'treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen' dating strategy she learned in the 1990s, arguing that authenticity and direct communication attract better partners than games.
Exclusive interviews with 17 former incels reveal how manosphere influencers serve as entry points to radical ideology, with mental health and societal pressures creating vulnerable pathways.
A comprehensive guide to the toxic language of the manosphere movement, explaining key terms and offering advice on how to protect children from harmful online influences.
A London charity, Dose of Nature, is transforming mental health care by prescribing outdoor time, achieving a 64% recovery rate compared to the NHS's 50%. With GP referrals, it offers a free, science-backed alternative to medication and traditional therap
The 2025 NHS staff survey shows over a quarter of employees reported harassment, bullying, or abuse, with one in seven experiencing violence from patients or the public, highlighting a crisis in staff safety.
A 43-year-old media professional reveals how her partner's 'revolting' Victorian-style nightshirt has created a major intimacy barrier in their three-month relationship, despite his many positive qualities.
Stanford experts Bill Burnett and Dave Evans offer practical design thinking strategies to combat the meaning crisis, focusing on wonder, flow, coherence, and community for daily fulfillment.
Gerald Peck, 77, deceived a patient into believing sexual acts were legitimate therapy. He was convicted of multiple assaults and sentenced to 11 years in prison.
A survey reveals a three-year high in attacks on NHS staff, with rising incidents of violence, harassment, and discrimination, alongside declining confidence in workplace safety and care standards.
Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores how overcoming depression can lead to a richer creative life, emphasizing that love, joy, and awe offer profound truths without despair.
A Sussex therapist, Gerald Peck, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually abusing a client, claiming it could heal trauma. The case highlights urgent calls for regulation in the therapy profession.
Actor Adam Thomas reveals his struggles with confidence and guilt over his success in a heartfelt podcast episode, sparking an outpouring of support from fans and celebrities.
A London doctor warns that poor sleep affects 10.8 million Brits, increasing stress, cravings, memory issues, and weakening immunity, based on a new wellness report.
James Hunt shares his family's extraordinary life raising two autistic sons, from isolation to creating a supportive community through his blog and new book.
In Cape Town's townships, gang violence claims lives daily, but volunteers like Lindy Jacobs are creating safe spaces through sports and arts to protect youth and rebuild communities.
A podcast reveals how teenagers experience social media, with girls facing misogynistic content and boys drawn to harmful online communities, highlighting a growing gender gap.