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The Latest Breaking News on Mental health

Surge in young people declaring disability in England and Wales

Increase comes after 2021 census included mental health in its question about disability for first time

The Guardian - UK

What a relationship expert has to say about ‘lucky girl syndrome’

TikTok dating trend is based on the ‘law of assumption’ theory

The Independent UK

Legal & General’s claim delays are adding to my trauma after brain surgery

Statutory sick pay is ending, and I fear it is looking for a reason not to pay income protection

The Guardian - UK

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Mother diagnosed with brain tumour for second time after being ‘fobbed off’ by doctors

Emma Fox, 35, was first diagnosed with an oligodendroglioma when she was 17

The Independent UK

Psychologist reveals four behavioural tricks to appear more confident on dates

From how you breathe to filling in awkward silences, certain behaviours can negatively impact a date

The Independent UK

'I’m so depressed and anxious - I just want to stay in my bedroom'

Coleen Nolan advises a reader who is having panic attacks and struggling with a bereavement

Irish Mirror

Mother diagnosed with brain tumour for second time after being ‘fobbed off’ by doctors

A mother was told her brain tumour had returned after she had a seizure playing a computer game with her son – nearly 20 years after she was first diagnosed.

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Living with Children: Behaviors associated with ADHD are indisputable. Diagnoses are another story

The Wall Street Journal recently published a letter from a gentleman who, apparently speaking from personal experience, claimed that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is real, then extolled the benefits of the stimulant medications typically prescribed when the diagnosis is made. Effectively, said gentleman parroted the false narrative peddled by Big Pharma…

Tribune News Service

Ex-etiquette: Coordinate efforts to help child be calm

Q. My son is 8 and his father and I have been separated for nine months. Yesterday I had a student-teacher conference and the teacher suggested we get him tested for ADHD. This is all new to me. I never saw signs of distraction before, but as he gets older,…

Tribune News Service

Delusions before 'monster' murdered pregnant ex

Slain mother Michelle Darragh's siblings have stared down her killer, calling him a "monster", as a court was told about his delusions prior to the murder.

AAP

‘Fidgety’ Alex Murdaugh visited mom on night of murders – then offered money to caretaker who could refute alibi

Muschelle “Shelly” Smith testified that Mr Murdaugh also showed up at his parents’ home days later with a blue tarp

The Independent UK

Double killer and rapist dies behind bars while serving life sentence at HMP Frankland

George Naylor was jailed for life for killing two prostitutes in Bradford

Chronicle Live

You could have a huge problem if your bed smells funny or has brown stains

An unusual smell and brown marks on your bedding are just some of the signs of bed bugs

Liverpool Echo

Overthinking? This New Kind of Therapy May Finally Provide An Antidote

A recent study looks at the effects of metacognitive therapy in patients recovering from a cardiac event, finding it reduces rumination and adverse effects.

Inverse

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The Independent UK

8 hidden signs your child might have anxiety

Anxiety in children may not be obvious – experts from Anxiety UK and YoungMinds tell Lisa Salmon what parents need to look out for

Daily Record

Dementia warning as divorced and single people at highest risk of disease

Spouses who get married and stay married - without any breaks - are less likely to develop dementia than anyone else.

The Independent UK

Barbara Windsor’s legacy is about dementia — not her ‘bra flying off’

Scott Mitchell and EastEnders stars will remember Dame Barbara when they run the TCS London Marathon on April 23 for dementia research funding

Los Angeles Times

Hearing about bipolar disorder in the news or on social media? Here's what you should know

In the news or on social media, we hear the term "bipolar disorder" a lot.

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Wales Online

Eight hidden signs your child may have anxiety

Anxiety in children may not be obvious – experts from Anxiety UK and YoungMinds explain what parents need to look out for

The Independent UK

Children’s Mental Health Week: 8 hidden signs your child might have anxiety

Anxiety in children may not be obvious – experts from Anxiety UK and YoungMinds tell Lisa Salmon what parents need to look out for.

The Guardian - UK

MPs’ staff survey finds distress at levels similar to frontline NHS workers

Exclusive: many struggling with ‘toxic’ workload, safety fears and vicarious trauma from helping desperate constituents

ABC News

Being diagnosed as autistic as an adult can be costly and difficult, especially for women, marginalised people, and regional Australians

Learning you're autistic as an adult can be fraught with challenges, but these people are determined to embrace their autistic identity.

The Times of India

Man battling mental disorder ends life by jumping into well in Maharashtra

NAGPUR: A 40-year-old man allegedly killed himself by jumping into a well in Nagpur city of Maharashtra as he was reeling under depression ever since he lost his job several years ago due to some mental disorder, police said on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Barbara Windsor’s legacy is about dementia not just ‘bra flying off’ – widower

Scott Mitchell and EastEnders stars will remember Dame Barbara when they run the TCS London Marathon on April 23 for dementia research funding.

Inverse

Depression Meals: These 4 Easy Dinner Options Are Backed by Science

Eating for good mental health is as much about what you don’t eat as what you do.

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