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Screamatoriums and rage rooms: What helps when you're mad at the world?
Telegraph: Spoiler - standing in a small room smashing things feels a bit embarrassing.
Telegraph: Spoiler - standing in a small room smashing things feels a bit embarrassing.
Financial Times: Despite corporate pledges, workplace bullying remains common. Why?
Here's how to manage your anxiety and finally get a decent night's kip.
Telegraph: We used to think cognitive decline came with ageing. We were wrong.
Officials say the pandemic has particularly disproportionately impacted young people.
There's one crucial thing kids want when it comes to their mental health, says counsellor.
In her own words, Sonia Gray tells of the terror of nearly losing her girl.
With a few simple ingredients you probably already have, you can have authentic Japanese.
Telegraph: Marketing jargon makes shopping tricky for health-conscious consumers.
"He'd have missed out on my kids": Coast host on the check that saved his dad's life.
Telegraph: Between 40 and 60 per cent of menopausal women have trouble sleeping.
Telegraph: 'In classic medical training, students are always taught to look at hands.'
A dental surgeon has lashed viral teeth whitening and straightening "hacks" on TikTok.
New York Times: Erick Adame's supporters say he's been punished for someone else's crime.
Our happiness editor Matt Heath speaks to social scientist and author Richard Reeves.
Meghan's podcast will return now that the official mourning period for the Queen has ended
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Daily Telegraph: Long nights of lockdown drinking have left many keen to make a change.
And why your instructions from the sideline will do more damage than good.
This week Kiwis are being asked to think about the people and places that bring them joy.
There's a common misconception around Asian food that was peddled in the 1960s.
Eczema can take its toll, but a new treatment is being labelled a 'game-changer'.
The actress has revealed some concerning details about what went on behind the scenes.
Nobody likes a bad chip. Whip up these loaded fries for under $15.
New research has revealed how babies react to taste and smell before they are born.
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to social scientist Richard V. Reeves.
"Once the kids move out, what have you got left?" asks parenting expert Justin Coulson.
OPINION: Dying patients are not being given the dignity we should expect.
After a brutal health battle, a miracle pregnancy gave her hope, then tragedy hit again.
Here's the secret to whipping up a delicious chicken burger in minutes.