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Beekeeping as a hobby – why it’s a great choice for young men struggling with mental health or loneliness

At first glance, beekeeping might seem an unusual hobby to introduce to young men – a group often discussed in policy and research as being “at risk”, of poor mental health and disengaged from society.

The Conversation

Quote of the day by Ariana Grande, 'Meditation is a great way to keep my body well-centered while juggling shooting schedules and recording sessions' is a life lesson on importance of balance in modern life schedules involving deadlines, constant communication, numerous responsibilities

Quote of the day by Ariana Grande offers a valuable reminder about the importance of balance in modern life. Meditation supports mindfulness, reduces stress, strengthens emotional resilience, and encourages overall well-being. While responsibilities and ambitions remain important, lasting success depends on maintaining both physical and mental health. By making time…

The Economic Times

Charli D’Amelio says her ‘mental health keeps declining’ as dad claims she’s ‘being manipulated’ and says he has ‘the receipts’

"I would love to be able to really explain what was going on over those few months."

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Social Media's 'Big Tobacco Moment': Meta Faces $1.4 Trillion Fine for Allegedly Fueling Teen Suicide and Addiction

Meta warns a US court it could face $1.4trn in penalties in a landmark teen mental health case as 29 states accuse the Facebook owner of addicting and harming young users.

International Business Times UK

Desi doctor who drove his family off a cliff in California walks free after therapy

TOI correspondent from Washington: For years, Dharmesh Patel seemed to embody the American dream. The 45-year-old radiologist lived with his wife and two young children in a quiet cul-de-sac in Pasadena, California. Colleagues described him as a respected physician, while neighbours remembered him as a thoughtful man who brought poinsettias…

The Times of India

California man allegedly drove off cliff with his wife and 2 children – now it has been ‘wiped out of his record’

Despite the ruling, the prosecution is "not giving up."

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"Lately I have felt so disconnected from everything. I have felt in pain a lot and I don't know why": Artists and fans shower Yungblud with love after emotional response to "industry plant" accusations

Thousands of supporters and musicians have responded to a heartfelt speech in which the Doncaster artist opened up about his mental health struggles

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NEET row, coaching stress to feature in Supreme Court panel final report on student suicides

A Supreme Court task force will highlight competitive exams as key student stress factors. Frequent curriculum changes and structural inequalities also contribute to student distress. The panel's final report is expected in October, moving beyond mental health alone. It examines pressures originating from school education and coaching culture. The task…

The Economic Times

US court dismisses charges against Indian-origin doctor who drove Tesla off 250-foot cliff with family

An Indian-origin doctor accused of attempting to kill his family by driving his Tesla off a 250-foot cliff in California in 2023 has had all criminal charges dismissed after successfully completing a two-year court-approved mental health diversion programme.

The Times of India

Disability benefits in England and Wales not fit for purpose, Timms review to find

Exclusive: Landmark review by disability minister will call for ‘dehumanising’ assessment system to be redrawn

The Guardian - UK

Texas Senate panel lays groundwork for renewed push to ban THC products

THC’s effects on issues ranging from homelessness to mental health were examined at Tuesday’s meeting with the Texas Senate Committee on Health and Human Services.

The Texas Tribune

Judge drops attempted murder charges against California radiologist who drove family off cliff

All four occupants – Patel, his wife, and their two young children – miraculously survived the crash

The Independent UK

Women Are Quietly Leaving Group Chats—and Psychologists Say It’s Improving Their Mental Health

For years, group chats have been the digital heartbeat of friendships, families, and workplaces. Yet an increasing number of women are quietly muting notifications, exiting conversations, or deleting group chats altogether without making a dramatic announcement. That may not be surprising considering 66% of Americans say they’ve felt overwhelmed by…

Budget and the Bees

NHS Mental Health Waiting Lists Are Growing. Here's How Delays Are Affecting Young People

Young people face longer waits for NHS mental health services as funding cuts fail to meet rising demand, impacting their wellbeing and future opportunities.

International Business Times UK

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Medical Daily

Lauren Bennett Dies at 36 After Years of Mental Health Advocacy Following Simone Battle's Death

Lauren Bennett, known for "Party Rock Anthem" and G.R.L., died at 36 after becoming a mental health advocate following Simone Battle's death.

International Business Times UK

'Going N*ts in Real Time': Expert Warns Trump's 67 Late-Night Rants Reveal an Alarming Mental Health Crisis

Donald Trump's 67‑post late‑night Truth Social blitz has revived questions about his mental stability, with analyst David Rothkopf calling the spree 'neurotic' and self‑sabotaging.

Medical Daily

Flash Flood Survivors Face Hidden Health Risks Long After Floodwaters Recede, from Infections to Lasting Mental Health Effects

Health experts warn flash flood survivors can face infections, mold exposure, and lasting mental health effects long after floodwaters recede.

The Guardian - AU

Extreme high temperatures double young people’s risk of mental health admissions, Australian research shows

Exclusive University of Sydney research shows heat-related hospital admissions to increase by at least 6% by the end of the century

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For Veterans with PTSD, the Days After July 4 Can Be More Difficult Than the Holiday Itself

For veterans with PTSD, July 5 can be harder than July 4. Post-trigger effects include disrupted sleep, heightened startle response, and intrusive memories. Here is the support.

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5 Life Lessons We Accidentally Learned From Our Favorite TV Shows

We often watch television to escape reality, but sometimes it ends up teaching us more about life than we anticipated. Great characters become familiar companions, and their journeys mirror challenges we all face. They make mistakes, lose people they love, chase impossible dreams, and slowly figure themselves out. The beauty…

The Guardian - UK

NHS to rate English trusts on tackling violence and racism towards staff

Exclusive: Published league tables will rank acute, ambulance and mental health trusts on six measures

International Business Times UK

Orange County Deputies Face Independent Review After Fatally Shooting Knife-Wielding Woman in Apparent Mental Health Crisis

Body-camera footage of deputies shooting Rosalia Hodges in Florida raises questions about police handling of mental health crises. An independent review is underway to assess the use of force.

Newsroom.co.nz

Having the ladder pulled up on you isn’t a mental health condition

From Victoria University - Comment: Treating economic stress and climate anxiety as psychological defects instead of political failures overloads a stretched medical system and ignores the structural causes.

Kids Ain't Cheap

Student ID Cards Must Now List the Trevor Project Hotline – A Lifeline for LGBTQ Youth

Across California, a small change to student ID cards could have a meaningful impact on young lives. Beginning July 1, 2026, public middle schools, high schools, and public colleges are required to print The Trevor Project’s crisis hotline information alongside other mental health resources on student identification cards. The goal…

International Business Times

Extreme Heat Alerts Span Over 200 Million Americans As A Massive Heat Dome Builds Over The US. Yet The Country Still Lacks A Federal Framework To Treat Heat As A Disaster.

Extreme heat deaths in the United States have nearly doubled since 1999, with 2,394 Americans killed in 2024 — yet federal disaster law has never declared extreme heat a major disaster, leaving FEMA unable to deploy its full toolkit even as a Fourth of July heat dome places 200 million…

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