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Georgia McCoy, who lived in Earlsfield, was left feeling unsupported by mental health services when she took her own life

Women going through perimenopause – the transition period surrounding the menopause – are more than twice as likely to develop bipolar disorder for the first time according to our research. Our study is the first to investigate the link between perimenopause and the onset of severe psychiatric conditions.

'We're our own worst enemies when it comes to our health.'

Coroner advises forces to do more to tackle mental health issues after death of Anugrah Abraham in West Yorkshire

Self-absorbed. Arrogant. Boastful. It does not take a mental health professional to recognise these features as narcissistic. Most of us, regardless of our educational background, are confident to label someone we’ve never met as narcissistic.

A deep dive into the many benefits of cycling, from physical and mental health boosts to bringing people together

The health care provider canceled patient appointments during a 2022 strike. State regulators say they are making sure the company does not break the law during the current strike in Southern California.

Post Roe v. Wade, early data indicates that low-income patients in states with abortion bans report increased mental health concerns.

Jenny and Emilia Clarke set up the charity SameYou after the actress suffered a brain injury.

Current thinking about workplace problems, mental health and the law is hindering New Zealand’s ability to prevent job-related mental harm.

Letters: 'Managers, hassle your bosses.'