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Missed Opportunities: Police Failures in Mental Health Response Before Sydney Stabbing
An inquest into the April 2024 Sydney stabbing rampage by Joel Cauchi, a man with schizophrenia, revealed Queensland Police missed several opportunities to connect him with mental health services due to oversights and insufficient resources, leading to calls for systemic changes.
Missed Opportunities: Police Failures in Mental Health Response Before Sydney Stabbing
An inquest into the April 2024 Sydney stabbing rampage by Joel Cauchi, a man with schizophrenia, revealed Queensland Police missed several opportunities to connect him with mental health services due to oversights and insufficient resources, leading to calls for systemic changes.
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44% Bias Score
Online Dating Linked to Stress and Emotional Exhaustion in German Study
A German study of 1010 single adults aged 18-60, conducted by Forsa between January 31, 2024, and February 14, 2025, found that 59% experienced emotional exhaustion and disappointment from online dating, with 37% reporting sadness or depression, due to factors like unanswered messages, perceived sup...
Online Dating Linked to Stress and Emotional Exhaustion in German Study
A German study of 1010 single adults aged 18-60, conducted by Forsa between January 31, 2024, and February 14, 2025, found that 59% experienced emotional exhaustion and disappointment from online dating, with 37% reporting sadness or depression, due to factors like unanswered messages, perceived sup...
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60% Bias Score
Cultural Barriers to Psychotherapy for Immigrants in Germany
A study reveals that in Germany, immigrants face significant barriers to accessing effective psychotherapy due to cultural misunderstandings, language barriers, and discrimination, resulting in misdiagnosis, premature termination, and unequal access to care.
Cultural Barriers to Psychotherapy for Immigrants in Germany
A study reveals that in Germany, immigrants face significant barriers to accessing effective psychotherapy due to cultural misunderstandings, language barriers, and discrimination, resulting in misdiagnosis, premature termination, and unequal access to care.
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24% Bias Score
AI Chatbots Fill Social Void, Raising Concerns About Human Connection
Mark Zuckerberg highlights the growing gap between the number of friends Americans have (three) and desire (fifteen), suggesting AI chatbots are filling this void, raising concerns about the future of human connection and Meta's role in ensuring healthy AI-human interactions.
AI Chatbots Fill Social Void, Raising Concerns About Human Connection
Mark Zuckerberg highlights the growing gap between the number of friends Americans have (three) and desire (fifteen), suggesting AI chatbots are filling this void, raising concerns about the future of human connection and Meta's role in ensuring healthy AI-human interactions.
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68% Bias Score
College Mental Health: Moving Beyond the Crisis Narrative
A 2025 Forbes article reports that the president of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors advocates for a proactive approach to mental health in colleges while avoiding the outdated and inaccurate "crisis" narrative. This narrative, according to Dr. Ben Locke, a psyc...
College Mental Health: Moving Beyond the Crisis Narrative
A 2025 Forbes article reports that the president of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors advocates for a proactive approach to mental health in colleges while avoiding the outdated and inaccurate "crisis" narrative. This narrative, according to Dr. Ben Locke, a psyc...
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44% Bias Score
UK: Thousands of Elderly Patients Face Risks from Long-Term Antidepressant Use
In the UK, over 20 percent of people over 65 take antidepressants—double the amount from 20 years ago—leading to increased risks of falls and memory problems; experts criticize GPs for insufficient alternative treatments and oversight, while GPs cite long NHS waiting lists for talking therapies as a...
UK: Thousands of Elderly Patients Face Risks from Long-Term Antidepressant Use
In the UK, over 20 percent of people over 65 take antidepressants—double the amount from 20 years ago—leading to increased risks of falls and memory problems; experts criticize GPs for insufficient alternative treatments and oversight, while GPs cite long NHS waiting lists for talking therapies as a...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Media and Authors Awarded for Mental Health Awareness Campaign
EL MUNDO's "Once Vidas" series, along with journalist Alicia Calvo Olcese and author Mara Torres, received awards for their contributions to suicide prevention and mental health awareness in Spain, highlighting the 11 daily suicide deaths in the country.
Spanish Media and Authors Awarded for Mental Health Awareness Campaign
EL MUNDO's "Once Vidas" series, along with journalist Alicia Calvo Olcese and author Mara Torres, received awards for their contributions to suicide prevention and mental health awareness in Spain, highlighting the 11 daily suicide deaths in the country.
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12% Bias Score
Financial Stress Surges in 2025 Amidst Job Insecurity and Market Volatility
Financial planner Natasha Knox observes a significant increase in client stress due to job insecurity, market volatility, and a general sense of financial instability in 2025, exceeding concerns during the 2008-09 crisis, highlighting a need for holistic financial planning.
Financial Stress Surges in 2025 Amidst Job Insecurity and Market Volatility
Financial planner Natasha Knox observes a significant increase in client stress due to job insecurity, market volatility, and a general sense of financial instability in 2025, exceeding concerns during the 2008-09 crisis, highlighting a need for holistic financial planning.
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44% Bias Score
\"Social Media's Self-Optimization Trend Fuels Surge in Eating Disorders Among German Girls\"\
A German health insurer reports a nearly 50% increase in eating disorder diagnoses among girls aged 12-17 from 2019 to 2023, attributed to the self-optimization trend on social media, highlighting the urgent need for interventions beyond mere awareness campaigns.
\"Social Media's Self-Optimization Trend Fuels Surge in Eating Disorders Among German Girls\"\
A German health insurer reports a nearly 50% increase in eating disorder diagnoses among girls aged 12-17 from 2019 to 2023, attributed to the self-optimization trend on social media, highlighting the urgent need for interventions beyond mere awareness campaigns.
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60% Bias Score
Rochdale Car Attack: One Dead, Two Injured
On Saturday afternoon, a man in Rochdale, UK, deliberately drove his car onto pavements, killing one woman and injuring a mother and her 22-month-old daughter; police believe the driver suffered a mental health episode.
Rochdale Car Attack: One Dead, Two Injured
On Saturday afternoon, a man in Rochdale, UK, deliberately drove his car onto pavements, killing one woman and injuring a mother and her 22-month-old daughter; police believe the driver suffered a mental health episode.
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44% Bias Score
Brenda Edwards Shares Grief Three Years After Son's Death
Brenda Edwards, a Loose Women panelist, emotionally recounted her grief three years after her son Jamal Edwards' death from cardiac arrest, highlighting the challenges of public mourning and the impact of the immediate online announcement of his passing.
Brenda Edwards Shares Grief Three Years After Son's Death
Brenda Edwards, a Loose Women panelist, emotionally recounted her grief three years after her son Jamal Edwards' death from cardiac arrest, highlighting the challenges of public mourning and the impact of the immediate online announcement of his passing.
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32% Bias Score
Surge in Anorexia Cases in Greece Linked to COVID-19 Pandemic
A Greek eating disorder unit reports a doubling of anorexia cases since the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily among young women, linking the increase to isolation and extreme dieting behaviors during lockdowns. The unit combines physical and psychological therapies to address this complex disorder.
Surge in Anorexia Cases in Greece Linked to COVID-19 Pandemic
A Greek eating disorder unit reports a doubling of anorexia cases since the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily among young women, linking the increase to isolation and extreme dieting behaviors during lockdowns. The unit combines physical and psychological therapies to address this complex disorder.
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48% Bias Score
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