Helen George Reveals ADHD Diagnosis After 'Lightbulb Moment'
Call The Midwife star Helen George discusses her ADHD diagnosis, medication use, and how she's learning to manage the condition to be the best mother possible.
Call The Midwife star Helen George discusses her ADHD diagnosis, medication use, and how she's learning to manage the condition to be the best mother possible.
Discover the viral French Sunday trend, a Gallic-inspired day dedicated to rest, sex, and aimless strolling for enhanced health and happiness.
A patient reveals how a powerful ear irrigation procedure at a GP clinic resulted in permanent tinnitus, highlighting safety concerns and lack of warnings.
The World Happiness Report finds algorithm-driven social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok cause more unhappiness than connection-focused apps like WhatsApp and Facebook, especially among youth.
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A major study finds heavy social media use correlates with decreased happiness in young people, especially teenage girls in English-speaking countries. The UK remains at its lowest happiness ranking.
Three cheerleaders from the University of Kent are hospitalized with meningitis as cases rise to 27. Students express concerns over communication delays.
A new study reveals that weight loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy are associated with a lower risk of worsening mental health issues, including depression and anxiety.
Annette Bramley shares her anguish over the murder of her daughter Holly, who was stabbed and cut into 224 pieces by her partner, as she campaigns for Holly's Law.
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RecommendedA New Orleans woman files a wrongful death lawsuit against the Catholic archdiocese, alleging negligence in her son's expulsion and subsequent suicide after a bullying incident.
The Guardian's Well Actually series invites readers to share personal stories of how others helped them feel less isolated, aiming to highlight acts of kindness and connection.
Nine-month-old Nala-Rose Fletcher fights meningitis in London hospital as Kent outbreak grows to 20 cases. A Just Giving page aims to raise £20,000 for her family.
Laura Docherty, 35, administered adult drugs to a toddler, causing life-threatening harm. She posted carefree TikTok videos during trial, showing no remorse, and now faces a rare lifelong restriction order in Scotland.
A personal account of growing up with an alcoholic father, the painful decision to cut contact, and finding healing after his death while breaking the cycle as a parent.
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RecommendedA world-first survey of online offenders exposes a notable gap in understanding how predators exploit children digitally, with many perpetrators first exposed to abuse as children themselves.
The Palmer family transformed their father's 12-year dementia journey into a meaningful experience through routine, creativity and unwavering support, proving families can create lasting memories despite the diagnosis.
Daniel Hurst, who suffered a severe head injury on a football holiday in Ibiza, was not expected to survive. After four months on a stroke ward, he's now preparing to run the London Marathon to raise funds for the hospital that saved his life.
An inquest found that Clare Dupree's death in a prison cell fire could have been prevented by better mental health care and fire safety measures.
University of Kent students describe spreading fear and panic as meningitis outbreak kills two young people. Hundreds queue for antibiotics while exams shift online amid campus concerns.
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RecommendedInternational researchers find 'very little evidence' that medical cannabis effectively treats anxiety, anorexia, PTSD, and other common mental health disorders.
A mental health chaplain in New York City reveals the hidden complexities of housing homeless individuals with psychosis, navigating bureaucracy, delusions, and a fragile system that often fails those most in need.
A mother-of-five discovered her husband of 20 years was secretly donating sperm to young women online, driven by a pregnancy fetish, leading to trauma and a fractured marriage.
Naomi Aldwyn-Allsworth, a survival specialist and polyamorist, discusses managing motherhood with multiple partners, transparency in relationships, and prioritizing her son in a new documentary.
A survivor of online child abuse reveals her ordeal as new data shows a 9% increase in child sexual abuse material crimes, with Snapchat implicated in over 40% of cases.
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RecommendedCelebs Go Dating star Anna Williamson shares her experience getting a large cyst checked, inspired by MAFS expert Mel Schilling's terminal cancer diagnosis.
Britney Spears is terrified of potential jail time and a return to conservatorship following her DUI arrest in Los Angeles, with friends revealing her fears ahead of a May court date.
A personal story of using a therapist's simple evening rule to break free from overwhelming anxiety, offering hope and practical advice for mental wellness.
A rare invasive meningitis outbreak in Kent has claimed two lives and hospitalized 11 others. Public health officials are distributing antibiotics and monitoring close contacts while investigating the strain.
Leading child psychiatrist Robert Goodman developed the SDQ and DAWBA questionnaires, transforming global youth mental health assessment. His work revealed alarming rates of childhood disorders.
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RecommendedNathan Bennett, an early years practitioner, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for sexually abusing five children at a Bristol nursery, with the judge describing him as 'incorrigible and dangerous'.