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According to the World Health Organization, about 280 million people worldwide have depression and about one billion have a mental health problem of any kind.

Civil trials in Texas and Michigan explore parental responsibility in school shootings, addressing negligence and prevention.

PEOPLE dependent on drugs are still unable to get the support and treatment they need – with some claiming there is “no point” trying –…

Poignant Kenyan short film Act of Love, screened in Nairobi this week, is on a mission to raise awareness about maternal mental health in Africa – with a special focus on postpartum depression. Inspired by a true story, the film has spent the past year touring film festivals across the…

Recognizing when to take a mental health day is crucial for maintaining overall well-being. Here are ten signs that you may need to step back and prioritize your mental health:

THE daughter of a prominent Scottish businessman has urged people not to worry about “stigma”, warning: “We are losing far too many people to…

Despite how much time you may spend with a therapist, there often comes a moment when you question if you’re actually a good fit for each other. Amber Raiken speaks with two patients who cut ties with their therapists, and suggestions from a psychotherapist on how to call it quits

Body camera footage reveals the fatal police shooting of Victoria Lee during a mental health crisis, sparking calls for improved police training and respon...

The government's Indigenous health investment is a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done to stop Aboriginal men dying preventable deaths.

Exclusive: Home secretary cites knives and pressures of social media as she announces plans for ‘young futures’ unit to prevent crime

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