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Some people can't burp, but the condition, known as R-CPD, can be treated — and cured

Letting out a belch may seem like a normal part of life, but not everyone can do it. Now people with the condition are finding each other — and a potential treatment — online.

ABC News

In Daniel Robertson’s return to Rays, a clear mind is what matters

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Confident he is fully healthy after a years-long string of injuries and certain he has control of the anxiety issues that scarred his past, Daniel Robertson is convinced that at age 28 he is ready to start his career over.

Tribune News Service

Binky Felstead talks anxiety after diagnosis ahead of giving birth

Binky has set the date for her labour at the hospital favoured by the royals

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T-shirts, leggings and skorts provide glimpse of truly inclusive future for netball

The days of the uniform anxiety that forced many women and girls to walk away from the sport may finally have come to an end

The Guardian - AU

The Australian research that's rewriting the book on burnout – and the five red flags to watch for

Burnout is now such a specific experience that researchers are investigating whether it should be included as a mental health condition in its own right, alongside psychological illnesses like anxiety or depression, with which burnout is frequently confused. And this Australian research is at the cutting edge.

ABC News

Do You Cause Your Own Stress? How To Stop a “Toxic Cycle”

New research links higher social anxiety symptoms to experiencing more dependent stressful life events than people without social anxiety.

Inverse

Does gene editing hold the key to improving mental health?

Research suggests traumatic childhood experiences embed themselves in our brains and put us at risk of mental illness, but epigenetic editing may offer us hope of removing them

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Third of Brits would opt for medical cannabis to treat mental health conditions

Some 32% say that if they could treat their mental health issues with cannabis-based remedies over antidepressants then they would because they think it's safer

Wales Online

‘Mystical’ experience using psychedelics may improve mental health, study reveals

LSD and natural psychedelic substance found in the venom of toad among substances used for research

The Independent UK

‘I Was So Sad All the Time. I Was So Angry All the Time.’

A report from the front lines of California’s Black mental health crisis.

Capital & Main

War at a distance: How the conflict in Ukraine has impacted lives worldwide

Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has not only upended the lives of ordinary Ukrainians and devastated their country. It has also stoked fear and anxiety in places far beyond Ukraine’s borders, altering mindsets, consumer habits and friendships. FRANCE 24 asked its social media followers how a year of war in…

France 24

Colorado Cop Kills a Man Who Accidentally Got Into the Wrong Car

Richard Ward's family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Pueblo County and five sheriff's office officials over a shooting incident that left him dead.

Reason

DNA key to help reduce anxiety in people with Down’s syndrome

Researchers at UCL say their insights could offer hopes for new treatments

Evening Standard

DWP will give up to £627 a month to people with stress, anxiety or depression

How much you get depends on how difficult you find everyday tasks and getting around

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Alexis Leondis: Stop panicking about boomerang kids

When adult children move back in with their parents, it causes a lot of cultural anxiety. We call them moochers or spongers. We say they’ve failed to launch.

Dynamite News

Study: Performing acts of kindness helps heal people with depression, anxiety

Individuals suffering from depression or anxiety may be able to help themselves recover by doing good things for others, according to a new study. Read further on Dynamite News:

Reuters

Explainer-A year into Ukraine war, how has China stood by 'no limits' partner Russia?

Nearly a year has passed since Russia invaded Ukraine, which came just weeks after Beijing and Moscow had declared a "no limits" partnership that sparked anxiety in the West.

Wales Online

'Empowered' mum battles postnatal anxiety and ditches job to write kids' book about stretch marks

Kate Claxton was angered by pressure to get her body back to the way it was before giving birth, which led to a career switch from theatre marketing manager to successful children's author

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Daily Mirror

Woman who started beauty business from dining table is set to make £2.3million

Laura Mallows, 31, started working from home making products all about body positivity after constantly battling with anxiety and body issues herself

Al Jazeera

‘Anger, sorrow, anxiety’: Healing scars of Turkey’s quake victims

Experts say psychosocial programmes should be enacted to help survivors cope with trauma and go back to routine life.

Nottingham Post

DWP monthly payment of £627 could be due to sufferers of stress, anxiety or depression

People of working age may be eligible for financial support

WEKU

How grown-ups can help kids transition to 'post-pandemic' school life

As children continue to navigate the most "normal" school year since the pandemic, 2023's School Counselor of the Year shares some advice.

Mic

This wearable device was designed by neuroscientists and is clinically proven to help you relax

Developed by neuroscientists, the Apollo wearable uses touch therapy to help you focus during the day and sleep better at night.

ABC News

Caesar the dog had separation anxiety — but found his perfect home with Risdon prison program

Caesar used to be a shy and anxious dog that nobody wanted, but after prisoners participating in a program fell in love with him, he's now enjoying a life sentence at Risdon Prison — and the inmates are feeling the benefits as well.

Evening Standard

NatWest profits jump but CEO Alison Rose admits: It’s high anxiety time

Natwest boss admits: “It is high anxiety time out there.”

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