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Antony McToal joined the Royal Irish Regiment after the events of 9/11

Young LGBTQI people are ahead of their peers when it comes to seeking mental health help, but they are more hesitant to go to family and friends, a survey says.

Substance use disorder is a chronic but treatable medical condition.

Deputy council leader Michelle McGinty held an open meeting with parents of children on CAMHS waiting lists earlier this month, with two more to come in the next couple of months.

People of working age may be eligible for financial support

Yet again this week we are grappling with the news of another mass shooting on school grounds, this time at Michigan State University. Last Monday’s shooting took place on the eve of the fifth anniversary of the attack that killed 17 students and staffers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School…

Trust in high-performance sport systems is at an all-time low, it is long overdue that we chart a healthier path for elite athletes

The rugby pundit said he feared people would gossip about him

Belfast City FC was set up last month and has some big plans

Exclusive: NHS England cut its funding for pectus surgery in 2019

Attorneys for a mentally ill Texas death row prisoner, along with faith leaders and mental health professionals are working to stop his 5 April execution, saying he'll never be sufficiently competent to be put to death