All news on the topic: Mental health

As football counts the cost of another life probably cut short by the concussive effects of heading a ball, let's not forget a towering defender who was king of the skies on both sides of the Pennines

Brazilian wrestler and model Mayra Dias Gomes candidly opened up about past struggles and explained how her sobriety journey saved her career

Although the exact connection between this common disorder and dementia is unclear, one leading expert has described treating it as 'critical' to fighting off the brain destroying disease

Sky Sports News broadcaster Hayley McQueen took to Instagram to pay tribute to her father, legendary Man United and Leeds star Gordon, after his death at the age of 70

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Catherine Parr's rare illness went undiagnosed for 27 years but as she is finally receiving treatment, research shows hate crimes are on the rise for people with visible differences

If you're feeling stressed or anxious and want to take a few minutes to try and calm down, then this simple breathing exercise might be a helpful way for you to do that

A Michigan teen football star was driven to suicide after three Nigerian men enticed him into sending explicit photos of himself to a fake Instagram account, then threatened to expose the boy if he didn't pay

Over 3,000 US students agree that American schools could be doing better in a number of categories, say the results of a new Gallup and Walton Family Foundation poll

Mental health and well-being experts have shared their thoughts on the pressure men face to be the 'perfect' man and how suppressing feelings could prove dangerous for your health

I'm scared of everything, from my parents dying to what the world holds for my children

Patients with depression, sleep apnoea and vitamin deficiency are just some of the disorders known as 'dementia mimickers' with many of the symptoms easily treatable by doctors

The shocking case of the mother sentenced to 28 months in prison after taking abortion pills after the legal limit has thrown up more debate over this complicated and confusing issue, and left Polly Hudson wondering what it is to be truly pro-choice

Beverley raced to help her mum, 85-year-old retired cook Lucille Downer, as the vicious and crazed dogs attacked her as she sat in her own back garden in Rowley Regis, West Midlands

The league is to discuss the introduction of wage spending limits at its AGM this week as it seeks to protect its competitiveness. But with Champions League revenues expected to grow by another £1bn in 2024/25 it is unlikely to solve the gap in wealth

Bella Montoya was placed in her coffin at 2pm, but about four hours later her relatives opened the coffin to change her clothes - only to discover she'd "come back to life"

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families For Justice action group put forward 20 families to act as witnesses but none have been chosen to given evidence in Module 1

Seeing a doctor promptly when signs of serious illness arise makes all the difference to survival rates, yet Punteha van Terheyden finds many men are afraid to seek help

This Morning viewers weren't not entirely impressed with Holly Willoughby's co-host on Monday

Apple has announced the release of iOS 17 and here's every device that is compatible with this free upgrade.

Mirror joins two West Midlands paramedics for 11-hour shift - and witnesses a service at breaking point, with one of the team warning that patients are 'at ever increasing risk of harm'

The schools watchdog has been at the centre of a storm of criticism since the death of headteacher Ruth Perry in January following a negative Ofsted inspection

The toxic nightmare continues for families affected by the Navy Red Hill fuel leak water crisis as they battle debilitating illnesses, financial ruin, and a future filled with uncertainty

Academics at the University of Cambridge repurposed an HIV drug to help restore the brain's autophagy capability, which stops destructive proteins that destroy brain cells from building up

The broadcaster is reportedly taking no chances to ensure the mental well-being of its staff amid Phillip Schofield's very public scandal