Rare Condition Causes Unstoppable Breast Growth in UK Woman
Tianna Moon from East Anglia has been diagnosed with gigantomastia, a rare condition causing rapid breast growth, which she now manages through an OnlyFans career.
Category : Mental Health
London Hard Water Damaging Hair & Scalp Health
New research reveals London's hard water is causing widespread scalp issues like dandruff and itchiness, with experts warning of long-term damage without proper treatment.
Debunking Focus Myths: Master Your Attention
Experts reveal common misconceptions about concentration, from phone distractions to the flow state, offering practical tips to enhance focus and productivity in daily life.
Fatima Bhutto on Surviving Coercive Control
Pakistani writer Fatima Bhutto discusses enduring an abusive relationship while in the public eye, revealing how she finally broke free from coercive control in a revealing podcast interview.
Ex-NHS CEO Wins £1.4m Over 'Sham Investigations'
Dr Susan Gilby, former chief executive of Countess of Chester Hospital, secured a landmark £1.4m payout after an employment tribunal ruled she was unfairly dismissed for whistleblowing.
Student's Brain Tumour Diagnosis After Takeaway Collapse
A 23-year-old medical student from Liverpool shares his journey from unexplained exhaustion to a rare grade 4 brain tumour diagnosis, highlighting gaps in NHS care and fundraising for treatment.
Frank Tallis on Ageing Well and Midlife Wisdom
Clinical psychologist Frank Tallis discusses strategies for mental health in later life, addressing midlife crises, unconscious insights, and the importance of acceptance in his new book Wise.
Father Paralysed After Tripping Over Garden Wall
A father-of-three from South Wales was instantly paralysed from the neck down after tripping over a 3ft garden wall at his daughter's 21st birthday celebration.
My Life Inside the Bizarre Orgasm Cult
Ruwan Meepagala recounts his journey from self-help videos to joining the controversial OneTaste organisation, detailing the manipulation, financial exploitation, and eventual legal reckoning.
Why Rejection Can Be Good for You
Discover how embracing rejection can build psychological resilience, boost creativity, and improve social functioning, with insights from neuroscience and real-world examples.
Parenting Adult Children: A Guide for the Extended Adolescence
Neuroscience reveals adolescence extends to age 32, reshaping how parents treat adult children. A psychotherapist shares principles for building healthy relationships amid this developmental shift.
Reading Aloud: A Bridge Through Dementia's Fog
Journalist Jo Glanville shares how reading books to her parents with dementia uncovered their preserved cognitive abilities, challenging perceptions of late-stage dementia as 'living death'.
Jesy Nelson Criticises Healthcare Over Missed SMA Symptoms
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson expresses anger after healthcare professionals failed to spot spinal muscular atrophy symptoms in her twin daughters, now campaigning for newborn screening.
Family Alive But I'm an Orphan: My Survival Story
An anonymous writer shares their journey of surviving childhood abuse and estrangement, explaining why they consider themselves an orphan despite having living relatives.
PMDD: A Personal Journey and Expert Advice on Severe Disorder
A 32-year-old shares her struggle with PMDD, a debilitating condition affecting mental health monthly. Expert insights from Dr. Sophie Behrman offer guidance on management and support.
Understanding Back Pain: Prevention and Movement Solutions
Discover how most lower back pain starts with a simple muscle spasm, leading to nerve sensitisation, and learn expert tips on prevention and movement-based management.
NHS Fraudster Jailed for £300k Laundering Scheme
An account controller at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Trust orchestrated a £300,000 fraud using fake emails and money mules, diverting vital NHS funds from patient care.
Soulmate Found at 54, Lost After 18 Months, Grief Transformed
Alison Larkin met her soulmate Bhima at 54 in a snowy hotel encounter, only to lose him to Covid-19 18 months later. Her journey through profound grief led to a comedy show and book about love, loss, and finding unexpected joy.
Six Brits Share Their Screen Time Habits and Digital Lives
A priest, pensioner, tech CEO, teenager, stay-at-home mother, and social media manager disclose their daily screen use, exploring the impacts on mental health, relationships, and modern life in the UK.
NY Nurses Vigil for Alex Pretti Amid Strike
Healthcare workers gathered in Manhattan to mourn ICU nurse Alex Pretti, killed by federal agents, while highlighting ongoing strike demands for better conditions.
Fart Fetishes Among Fastest Growing Desires
Eproctophilia, or fart fetishes, are experiencing significant growth according to adult entertainment data, with new research revealing a 38% increase in views. Experts discuss the psychology behind this paraphilia and changing attitudes toward bodily fun
Why Men Avoid Therapy: 8 Barriers and Solutions
A clinical psychologist explores eight key reasons men resist therapy despite mental health struggles, offering insights into cultural barriers and practical approaches to encourage help-seeking.
Teen Virginity Pact with Twins Ends in Panic
A teenager recounts the pressure to lose her virginity alongside her friend with a set of twins, leading to an awkward encounter and a midnight escape when her mother discovered she was missing.
London Woman's Hair Loss Journey to Empowerment
Jo Pickering shares her 25-year journey with Alopecia Totalis, from losing her hair at 25 to becoming a wig specialist helping others regain confidence.
London Woman Dies After 5.5-Hour Ambulance Wait
A coroner has sent an urgent prevention of future deaths letter to the Government after a 70-year-old North London woman died waiting over five hours for an ambulance that should have arrived within two hours.
Ex-Nursery Worker Pleads Guilty to 30 More Sex Crimes
Vincent Chan, a 45-year-old former nursery worker from Finchley, has pleaded guilty to 30 new charges including sexual assault and voyeurism, bringing his total to 56 offences.
Wise Review: Midlife Crisis as Hero's Journey
A review of Frank Tallis's book Wise, exploring how to reframe midlife crises as heroic journeys, drawing on psychology, mythology, and personal insights.
Four Dead in Perth Murder-Suicide as Police Investigate
WA police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide in Mosman Park where two adults and two children were found dead, with the family known to have health challenges.
Doing Less for Better Mental Health: A Guide
Discover practical tips for reducing stress and improving mental wellbeing by embracing a slower pace and doing less in your daily life.
Musician's Dementia Campaign After Losing Both Parents
Adam Norsworthy lost both parents to dementia within four months and now campaigns for better carer support through his annual MilkFest music festival.
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