Hidradenitis suppurativa diagnosis can take up to 10 years, studies report
Hidradenitis suppurativa can take years to diagnose, with some studies reporting a delay of up to 10 years.
Richard Hammond’s Year at Camp Farm After 28 Years Together Mirrors Four Habits That Researchers Link to Recovery in Men Over 50
Richard Hammond described the year after his separation from Mindy as living at “Camp Farm”—a farmhouse offered by a friend where he spent a period of rebuilding after the end of a 28-year relationship. He has spoken publicly about the
Miranda Hart’s TV Return After Years Away Isn’t a Recovery Story—Dr Amir Khan Says Up to 404,000 People in England Have ME/CFS and Exercise Can Worsen It
Miranda Hart’s appearance on Celebrity Traitors in 2026 was her first major TV role in years. She has spoken openly about living with ME/CFS,
Amitabh Bachchan’s Social Media Break and the Science of Cutting Back
Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan told followers on October 21 that he had been advised to rest and recuperate for several days, leaving him unable
Debt and the Weight It Imposes
The Invisible Load of Debt Debt is more than just a number on a statement. It’s a constant companion that influences how people think, feel, and live. Whether it’s credit cards, student
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Brain’s Fear-Erasing Theta Waves Discovered in Human Amygdala: PTSD Treatment Breakthrough
For the first time, researchers have identified specific electrical signals in the human brain that help us forget unpleasant memories. This breakthrough could lead to better treatments for conditions like post-traumatic stress
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Fitness Reduces Word-Finding Struggles in Seniors, Study Shows
New research reveals that staying physically fit in older age might help your brain find the right words when they’re “on the tip of your tongue.” A team at the University of
Music Creates ‘Social Imagination’ Effect, New Research Shows
New research shows music can trigger social thoughts and feelings of companionship, even when you listen alone. Scientists at the University of Sydney found that music makes people imagine social scenes like
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Teen Vapers 3X More Likely to Become Smokers: ‘The Consistency in Evidence is Striking,’ UK Research Finds
Young people who vape face three times higher risk of becoming cigarette smokers later, according to a major new study from researchers at the University of York and London School of Hygiene
Sensitivity Linked to Mental Health: Research Shows 31% of Population More Vulnerable to Depression
People who react strongly to bright lights, loud noises, and subtle changes in their surroundings face higher risks of anxiety and depression, according to groundbreaking new research. The study also found these
94% of Women Report Worse ADHD Symptoms During Menopause
Women with ADHD face a tough battle when menopause arrives. New research shows that dropping estrogen levels during menopause can make ADHD symptoms worse, creating a perfect storm for women in midlife.
NHS Launches First LGBT+ Health Review to Address Documented Care Barriers and Outcomes
The NHS has launched its first-ever review to tackle health inequalities experienced by LGBT+ people. Announced on July 29, 2025, this six-month investigation aims to improve access to mental health care, cancer
Multisensory VR Forest Bathing Boosts Mood and Memory: 3-Sense Nature Experience Tops Single-Sense Therapy
New research shows that immersing yourself in nature through virtual reality can significantly improve your mental wellbeing – especially when the experience engages multiple senses at once. Researchers from the Max Planck
988 Crisis Line: 16M Contacts But Only 1.6% of Americans Use It—Regional and Political Gaps Revealed
Three years after its launch, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has handled over 16 million contacts, yet new research shows significant regional and personal differences in who uses this potentially life-saving