Suicide Attempts Rising Among Black Teens
Researchers at New York University found that between 1991 and 2017, there was an increase in the number of black
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Pills out, sex goddess in
About 20 per cent of people who suddenly stop an antidepressant develop an antidepressant discontinuation syndrome. Some restart antidepressants because
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Take a walk, have a chat
A couple of months ago, Felsing started with a small Facebook group “Mental Health Mates” and some word-of-mouth. Her plan
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Kiwi woman given months to live saved by US doctor she never met
An Auckland woman has revealed that the advice she was given from a US doctor in a Facebook group saved
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Extreme Exercise Might Dull the Brain, Study Says
“Our findings draw attention to the fact that neural states matter: You don’t make the same decisions when your brain
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Tips on How to Get Back into Exercising After an Injury
If you have had an injury, such as a knee injury and had knee injury rehabilitation, you are probably bored
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The Latest Trends In Staying Healthy
People around the world increasingly focus on health in a holistic way, taking care of their physical as well as
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Why do we need charity hospitals?
Professor Philip Bagshaw is working with Blair and Melissa Vining who hope to establish the charity hospital to ensure other
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Scientists warn vaping can damage the heart
Asked whether PHE should now change its advice, Martin McKee, Professor of European Public Health at the London School of
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Pinterest stance against anti vaxxers
The social media platform has introduced measures to fight the spread of misinformation about vaccination by limiting results for searches
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