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Many forces undermine efforts to help men to empathize with women and speak out against harassment and assault. Elizabeth Svoboda – on behalf of
National Adoption Day is 17 November. To adopt a child is usually a chance to change its life for the better, but this isn't always the case,
October may mark the mid-point between summer and winter, but it remains a good one from the point of view of positive news. This October saw many
Some people resist compassionate support from others. Here’s why — and what they can do about it. By Emiliana R. Simon-Thomas, science director of
When Calvin Holbrook started hyperventilating and having chest pains on a bus in the middle of the motorway, he thought he was having a heart attack.
September was a great month for positive, uplifting news. Ed Gould shares the top ten news stories that you may have missed, to help bring some hope
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When Anastasia Fox's best friend, Wes, committed suicide, her world fell apart. Trying to make sense of why he took his own life has been a long and
Members of the press often refer to August as 'silly season' as there tends to be fewer items that are seen as being genuinely newsworthy. As such,
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Many of us have been touched by suicide and the loss of a loved one, family member or friend. Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10),