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Italy Adds €5 Million to Psychologist Bonus Program
The Italian Ministry of Health has added €5 million to the psychologist bonus program, restarting the processing of existing applications on April 15, 2025; new applications will open later in 2025.
Italy Adds €5 Million to Psychologist Bonus Program
The Italian Ministry of Health has added €5 million to the psychologist bonus program, restarting the processing of existing applications on April 15, 2025; new applications will open later in 2025.
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44% Bias Score


Excessive Screen Time Fuels Mental Health Crisis Among UK Youth
Generation Zombie" details how excessive screen time among young people in the UK is leading to a rise in mental health issues, social isolation, and communication difficulties, with 987,000 16-24 year olds currently NEET and experiencing 'zombified' states.
Excessive Screen Time Fuels Mental Health Crisis Among UK Youth
Generation Zombie" details how excessive screen time among young people in the UK is leading to a rise in mental health issues, social isolation, and communication difficulties, with 987,000 16-24 year olds currently NEET and experiencing 'zombified' states.
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56% Bias Score


UK Government to Reform Welfare System Amidst Concerns Over Mental Health Overdiagnosis
The UK government is reforming its welfare system, specifically targeting Personal Independence Payments (PIP) for working-age adults, due to rising costs partly attributed to an overdiagnosis of mental health conditions; these reforms aim to increase the welfare system's sustainability while ensuri...
UK Government to Reform Welfare System Amidst Concerns Over Mental Health Overdiagnosis
The UK government is reforming its welfare system, specifically targeting Personal Independence Payments (PIP) for working-age adults, due to rising costs partly attributed to an overdiagnosis of mental health conditions; these reforms aim to increase the welfare system's sustainability while ensuri...
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48% Bias Score


NHS Wellbeing Gardens Show Significant Improvement in Staff and Patient Wellbeing
Sixteen NHS hospitals have partnered with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) in the last 10 months to create wellbeing gardens for staff and patients, addressing record-high stress levels among NHS staff and offering a therapeutic space for patients; one garden showed a 70% increase in staff well...
NHS Wellbeing Gardens Show Significant Improvement in Staff and Patient Wellbeing
Sixteen NHS hospitals have partnered with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) in the last 10 months to create wellbeing gardens for staff and patients, addressing record-high stress levels among NHS staff and offering a therapeutic space for patients; one garden showed a 70% increase in staff well...
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40% Bias Score


Journalist Embraces AI's Potential Despite Job Market Concerns
A freelance journalist shares their positive experience using AI for writing and mental health support, contrasting their realistic outlook with common fears of job displacement and other negative consequences, highlighting AI's potential benefits in various fields.
Journalist Embraces AI's Potential Despite Job Market Concerns
A freelance journalist shares their positive experience using AI for writing and mental health support, contrasting their realistic outlook with common fears of job displacement and other negative consequences, highlighting AI's potential benefits in various fields.
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44% Bias Score


Streeting's Mental Health Overdiagnosis Concerns Amidst Welfare Reform
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting voiced concerns about potential mental health overdiagnosis and insufficient support, prompting criticism from mental health charities amid government plans to reform disability benefits, including making the personal independence payment (PIP) harder to claim, desp...
Streeting's Mental Health Overdiagnosis Concerns Amidst Welfare Reform
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting voiced concerns about potential mental health overdiagnosis and insufficient support, prompting criticism from mental health charities amid government plans to reform disability benefits, including making the personal independence payment (PIP) harder to claim, desp...
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36% Bias Score

Generation Zombie": Excessive Screen Time and its Impact on Young People
Charlotte Armitage's "Generation Zombie" highlights the alarming rise in mental health issues among young people in the UK, largely attributed to excessive screen time and its detrimental effect on social interaction and family relationships, citing statistics such as 987,000 16-24 year olds being N...

Generation Zombie": Excessive Screen Time and its Impact on Young People
Charlotte Armitage's "Generation Zombie" highlights the alarming rise in mental health issues among young people in the UK, largely attributed to excessive screen time and its detrimental effect on social interaction and family relationships, citing statistics such as 987,000 16-24 year olds being N...
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68% Bias Score

German Study Reveals Intergenerational Trauma of Childhood Sexual Abuse
A German study on childhood sexual abuse reveals that 84% of over 600 surveyed victims were women, with many survivors questioning parenthood due to fears of repeating the trauma and impacting their children; the study underscores the need for more support and specialized training for caregivers.

German Study Reveals Intergenerational Trauma of Childhood Sexual Abuse
A German study on childhood sexual abuse reveals that 84% of over 600 surveyed victims were women, with many survivors questioning parenthood due to fears of repeating the trauma and impacting their children; the study underscores the need for more support and specialized training for caregivers.
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36% Bias Score

Son's Untreated Schizophrenia Leads to Father's Murder, Exposing Systemic Failures in Mental Health Care
In Melbourne, Australia, 68-year-old Stephen O'Brien was murdered by his son, Scott, who suffered from undiagnosed schizophrenia. The coroner's findings highlighted systemic failures in supporting caregivers of mentally ill adults, urging improved awareness and resources to prevent future tragedies.

Son's Untreated Schizophrenia Leads to Father's Murder, Exposing Systemic Failures in Mental Health Care
In Melbourne, Australia, 68-year-old Stephen O'Brien was murdered by his son, Scott, who suffered from undiagnosed schizophrenia. The coroner's findings highlighted systemic failures in supporting caregivers of mentally ill adults, urging improved awareness and resources to prevent future tragedies.
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16% Bias Score

Body Dysmorphia Linked to Cognitive Impairment, Requiring Revised Treatment
Research from Swinburne University shows people with severe body image distress, or body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), struggle with decision-making, planning, and short-term memory, impacting their lives significantly, and requiring a shift in treatment approaches.

Body Dysmorphia Linked to Cognitive Impairment, Requiring Revised Treatment
Research from Swinburne University shows people with severe body image distress, or body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), struggle with decision-making, planning, and short-term memory, impacting their lives significantly, and requiring a shift in treatment approaches.
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12% Bias Score

Covid-19's Devastating Human Toll: Stories of Grief and Loss in Colombia
In 2020, Colombian doctor Andrea Peña and publicist Carlos Zorrilla each lost multiple close family members to Covid-19 within months, resulting in profound and lasting psychological trauma, highlighting the pandemic's devastating human cost beyond official death tolls.

Covid-19's Devastating Human Toll: Stories of Grief and Loss in Colombia
In 2020, Colombian doctor Andrea Peña and publicist Carlos Zorrilla each lost multiple close family members to Covid-19 within months, resulting in profound and lasting psychological trauma, highlighting the pandemic's devastating human cost beyond official death tolls.
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20% Bias Score

Remote Work in France: Post-Pandemic Impacts and Inequalities
Before the March 17, 2020 lockdown, remote work was nonexistent for Xavier Duhamel's team, but the crisis made it possible, expanding recruitment nationwide. However, in early 2024, over 20% of private sector employees work remotely, averaging 1.9 days per week, with significant inequalities in adop...

Remote Work in France: Post-Pandemic Impacts and Inequalities
Before the March 17, 2020 lockdown, remote work was nonexistent for Xavier Duhamel's team, but the crisis made it possible, expanding recruitment nationwide. However, in early 2024, over 20% of private sector employees work remotely, averaging 1.9 days per week, with significant inequalities in adop...
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44% Bias Score
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