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‘No brainer’: Job seekers searching for roles offering ‘doona days’

As mental health awareness grows, job seekers are searching for more than standard sick and annual leave, new data shows.

The New Daily

Shine out to rebuild career at Glasgow City after battle with addiction and suicide attempts

CLARE Shine knew what she was doing as she closed her eyes and stepped in front of the oncoming car. Fuelled by alcohol, cocaine and self-loathing…

The National (Scotland)

Newcastle dad to walk from Wembley to St James' Park for charity which saved his life

Benton man Josh Banyard will walk the 273-mile distance with a friend to raise money for the Newcastle United Foundation

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Concerns over death of 'much loved' son in mental health hospital

Concerns have been raised by a coroner following the death of Sergio Dunkley

Liverpool Echo

Drug overdose deaths up 15% in Virginia last year, with fentanyl the driving factor

NORFOLK, Va. — The number of people who died from drug overdoses rose to 2,656 deaths in Virginia in 2021, setting a record for the state for the second year in a row, and fentanyl continued to be the driving force behind the spike.

Tribune News Service

Shanghai's mental health crisis will linger despite strict lockdown being lifted, health workers say

Shanghai residents are celebrating the end of one of the world's strictest lockdowns. But while the harshest restrictions are over, health workers say another health crisis isn't likely to end anytime soon.

ABC News

M50 crash: Fire fighters offered mental health support after two bikers died

Two motorcyclists, a man in his 50s and another in his 60s, died at the scene of the motorway crash which also involved a truck

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Teen with Tourette's quit school after being doused in water and called 'freak'

Josh Dooley struggled to make friends and find support as his tics progressed

Liverpool Echo

College athletes push mental health to the forefront

At least five college athletes took their own lives in the spring, sparking concerns that schools were not doing enough for some of their higher-profile students

The Independent UK

Govt. doctors in Kozhikode to go on en masse leave on Tuesday

Protest against suspension of K.C. Ramesan, Superintendent, Government Mental Health Centre

The Hindu

Kids who play a team sport have less mental health issues: New study

Children involved exclusively in an individual sport – such as tennis – are more likely to experience mental health issues than kids who play no sport.

The New Daily

Change in the wake of tragedy: The new safety measures planned for Florida’s schools

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — New measures to increase students’ safety are advancing in Florida, coming at a time of heightened public outcry in response to recent school tragedies.

Tribune News Service

New Lanarkshire yoga class will tackle mental health issues

Reece Ewart and Carole Quinn started the new class last month to help with anxiety and depression.

Daily Record

9-year-old girl raped by man inside factory in northeast Delhi

NEW DELHI: A nine-year-old girl is alleged to have been sexually assaulted by a man inside a factory in a northeast Delhi area on Friday. The girl has been suffering from mental health disorders since her childhood.

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After Uvalde shooting, community faces long-term mental health care needs

UVALDE, Texas — Lauren Bohn and Michele Williams quietly walked through the crowd at a fragrant memorial of crosses and roses days after the worst school shooting in a decade.

Chicago Tribune

Guns now the leading cause of death for children as firearm-related fatalities soar in US

CHICAGO — As a mother who lost a son to Chicago’s pervasive gun violence, Maria Pike was not shocked to learn that firearm-related deaths have spiked across the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic, becoming the leading cause of death for children and young adults.

Belfast Live

Ray of Hope Memorial Weekend returns to honour well-known Fermanagh man

The event is organised in memory of Mickey McPhillips from Newtownbutler

Salon

Same motive: Mass shooters and the GOP

Mass shooters have more in common with the GOP base than just a love of heavy firepower

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Patients with eating disorders sent from England to Scotland due to lack of beds

NHS spent £10m relocating women and girls from hospitals in England since 2017, putting recovery at risk, say experts

The National (Scotland)

Inverclyde mental health charity to launch young persons hub

AN Inverclyde mental health charity is launching a new service for young people.

The Conversation

Warning signs can be detected sooner through universal screenings for student mental health

Whenever a massacre takes place at a U.S. school, like the one at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, discussions often follow about whether school officials may have missed any “red flags.”

Daily Record

Lanarkshire friends complete triathlon challenge for Scots charity

The group of pals took on a gruelling Loch Lomond challenge in aid of Scotland's mental health charity.

Manchester Evening News

What to do if you need to see a doctor, dentist or optician over Queen's Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend

The NHS staff has been preparing for a huge spike in emergency calls over the long Bank Holiday weekend

Belfast Live

Derry mental health nurse "privileged" to be nominated for award

"I want to see people succeed, even when the odds are stacked against them"

Tribune News Service

Editorial: If only mental health care will stop gun violence, Kansas and Missouri are way behind

One week after an 18-year-old gunman murdered 21 people, including 19 children, opponents of reasonable gun restrictions continue to shift the focus to other possible causes, including a lack of mental health services.

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