Is the third Monday of January truly the saddest day of the year? – CTV News
Is the third Monday of January truly the saddest day of the year? CTV NewsBlue Monday: Why it’s a…
Check-in on the presidential mental health
Some unexpected fall-out from the kerfuffle over Trump’s letter to Norway — you know, the give-me- the- Nobel-or-Greenland letter: Vice President Dick Cheney’s…
JOOUST University develops gambling policy framework
JOOUST Professor of curriculum and entrepreneurship education Joseph Bosire (standing in white shirt) during the gambling harm stakeholders…
Langbank man on mental health struggles and changing gear
Former Scottish Renewables director Nick Sharpe, who also lived life in fast lane as a journalist at a…
UK gambling czar says Meta turns blind eye to illegal ads • The Register
The head of the UK’s Gambling Commission has accused social media giant Meta of lying about its ability…
He took just four days to reclaim his life from the grip of OCD
SINGAPORE – After almost a decade of being trapped in a cycle of fear because of his obsessive-compulsive…
Mental health trust could see budget gap of £29m next year
The trust was previously called one of the worst-performing mental health trusts in the country, having been in…
Britain needs ‘AI stress tests’ for financial services, lawmakers say
LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) – Britain’s financial watchdogs are not doing enough to stop artificial intelligence from harming…
Time spent on gaming and social media not to blame for teen mental health issues
A major new study from The University of Manchester has found little evidence that social media use or…
Campaign challenges language around mental health
Ingleton, founder of Witney-based social enterprise Synolos, said he wants to see greater “clarity and compassion” in national…
How widespread is Internet Gaming Disorder among young adults?
A new comprehensive analysis published in the journal Addictive Behaviors suggests that Internet Gaming Disorder is a significant…
Science shows different psychiatric disorders might have same cause
A sweeping new study of psychiatric and genetic records has the potential to change treatment for millions of…