Category : Mental Health


Dudley's Life Expectancy Gap: North vs South Divide

A stark health inequality in Dudley borough reveals residents in the south live nearly a decade longer than those in the north, with deprivation cited as a key factor. Health chiefs and politicians are meeting to address this gap through community-based h

Family Says NHS Let Down Son Before Tragic Death

The heartbroken family of Jordon Copestake allege he was 'poorly treated' by mental health services before his overdose death in Longton. An inquest heard details of his care and the NHS review that followed.

Hospice Creative Writing Course Improves Mental Health

A new creative writing pilot programme at East Cheshire Hospice has delivered significant health benefits for participants, with volunteers leading sessions that help express emotions and reduce stress through writing.

Cygnet Derby Safeguarding Team Wins Dignity Award

Cygnet Health Care's safeguarding team in Derby has been recognized for excellence at the annual Derby and Derbyshire Dignity Tea event, celebrating their commitment to dignity, compassion, and respect in mental health care.

GMB Reveals Shocking Details in Nottingham Attack Inquiry

Good Morning Britain provided a heartbreaking update on the Nottingham attacks inquiry, revealing a prior incident in 2020 where the killer was not sectioned due to concerns about overrepresentation of black men in detention.

NHS Offers £3,000 GP Bonuses for Weight Loss Jabs

The NHS will pay GPs £3,000 annual bonuses to prescribe weight loss injections like Wegovy, aiming to combat obesity through expanded access while maintaining strict clinical eligibility criteria.

Nurse Marks 51 Years in Mental Health Inspired by Football

Allen Senivassen, a mental health nurse at Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, is celebrating nearly 51 years in the profession. His journey began in Mauritius, where playing football with young patients inspired his career. Now a Student E

ODD Disorder in Teen Killer: Signs and Symptoms

Kian Moulton, who murdered 12-year-old Leo Ross, was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD). This article explains the condition, its symptoms, and how it can manifest in children and teenagers.

Dark Showering: A New Sleep Trend Examined

The 'dark showering' trend, where people shower in total darkness, is gaining popularity as a natural sleep aid. Experts explore the science behind light exposure, temperature, and sound effects on sleep quality and health.

Ibuprofen Can Trigger Psoriasis, Warns NHS

The NHS highlights ibuprofen as a hidden trigger for psoriasis, a skin condition affecting millions. Experts explain symptoms, triggers, and when to seek medical help.

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