The Overreaction Epidemic: How to Regain Emotional Balance in a News-Driven World
Health • 5 months ago
Experts say emotion regulation—not suppression—can reduce anxiety amid constant headlines and social feeds.
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Australian man’s HR meeting leads to frontotemporal dementia diagnosis
Health • 5 months ago
A 54-year-old IT veteran’s performance-review ordeal exposes how younger-onset dementia can emerge under the radar and stress the need for proactive, tailored support.
Review of assault reports at NHS trusts ends, police say
Health • 5 months ago
Three-and-a-half-year examination of records at University Hospitals of North Midlands and Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust concludes; charging decision pending.
Health: Survivors recount near-death experiences, prompting medical and scientific debates
Health • 5 months ago
Accounts range from peaceful sleep to cosmic tunnels and celestial beings; doctors weigh neurological explanations against personal testimonies
Health News: Survivors of near-death experiences describe a spectrum of visions on the other side
Health • 5 months ago
Across continents and cases, testimonies range from peaceful awakenings to cosmic journeys, prompting medical review of how the brain interprets dying and re-entering life.
Dear Abby columns cite health concerns in marital stress and unrequited longing
Health • 5 months ago
Two readers seek guidance on a spouse’s change after a government job, including travel, drinking and infidelity, and on an enduring crush rooted in fantasy. Counseling and candid dialogue are the advised steps.
Tree Man Syndrome: Rare skin disorder leaves sufferers with bark-like growths
Health • 5 months ago
Epidermodysplasia verruciformis, a rare and incurable condition driven by immune-system defects and HPV, produces painful, tree-bark–like lesions that can cover large parts of the body and, in some cases, lead to amputation.
Paw licking in dogs may signal health problems as cooler months approach
Health • 5 months ago
Experts warn that increased paw licking in autumn and winter can indicate skin irritation, inflammation or infection, not mere boredom
Census to map women's rough sleeping as advocates press for female-only housing in the North East
Health • 5 months ago
New data collection includes Tyneside for the first time; charities warn of safety gaps and call for more female-only accommodation.