Project lead says it celebrates ‘incredible contributions’ Jamaica-born sociologist made to Britain’s culture

In April of 2021, I walked into Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). I had been feeling increasingly unstable, and despite not having a plan, my fantasies of suicide were getting h...

Arnaud Denis, a 43-year-old French director and actor, passed away in Belgium on September 22, 2026. A few years ago, following surgery, he developed a very severe case of ME/CFS. He chose to under…

Le comédien français était en état d’invalidité sévère après la pose d’un implant pour le traitement d’une hernie. Il a créé un collectif, Victimes françaises des prothèses de hernies, qui rassemble s...

In a climate of increasing anti-vaccination sentiment and conspiracy theories, scepticism can be perceived as a threat to medical institutions. Historian Caitjan Gainty, author of the new book Healthy...

Theatre told that Facebook and Instagram filter out ads mentioning ‘social topics’ such as civil rights or feminism

They quit their jobs and budgeted $25,000 a month for a year of fun.

The study of history at UK universities appears to be under existential threat. Should anyone care?

This case report presents a patient with no history of suicidal crisis who experienced 2 suicidal crises within 6 months, each directly following rapid discontinuation of venlafaxine.

A commonly used antidepressant is likely to be unavailable in the UK until later this year. The Department of Health and Social Care has issued a tier 2 medium impact alert warning of supply shortage...

Exclusive: New research identifies thousands who profited from trafficking enslaved Africans and traces some financial links to institutions still operating today

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The National Park Service is under pressure to make an unprecedented deal that cedes a quarter-mile strip of the park.

Sophie Lainault, who worked for Air France, wins legal case linking illness to more than 12,600 hours on flights A flight attendant in France has succeeded in having her breast cancer recognised as an occupational disease, a first for the country’s aviation industry, her lawyer and a trade union said. The ruling, which recognised that Sophie Lainault, a former flight attendant for Air France, had frequently worked at night and been exposed to passive smoking, could pave the way for similar claims, the lawyer and the CFDT union said. Continue reading...

Withdrawal symptoms following long-term SSRI use appear far more pervasive and serious than previously realised. Now medical bodies are rethinking how and when to stop taking them

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