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TikTok ADHD Information Largely Inaccurate, Study Finds
A PLOS One study found that less than half of the claims in the 100 most popular TikTok videos about ADHD matched the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual; this inaccuracy may lead to misdiagnosis and ineffective treatment, highlighting the need for reliable information sources.
TikTok ADHD Information Largely Inaccurate, Study Finds
A PLOS One study found that less than half of the claims in the 100 most popular TikTok videos about ADHD matched the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual; this inaccuracy may lead to misdiagnosis and ineffective treatment, highlighting the need for reliable information sources.
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36% Bias Score
Autistic Teen Denied Mental Health Care Due to Diagnosis
17-year-old autistic Damien Dalmayne was denied urgent mental health services by Greenwich CAMHS due to his autism diagnosis, despite a paediatrician's urgent referral, leading to suicidal thoughts and reliance on private therapy paid for with disability benefits; his mother reports similar experien...
Autistic Teen Denied Mental Health Care Due to Diagnosis
17-year-old autistic Damien Dalmayne was denied urgent mental health services by Greenwich CAMHS due to his autism diagnosis, despite a paediatrician's urgent referral, leading to suicidal thoughts and reliance on private therapy paid for with disability benefits; his mother reports similar experien...
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48% Bias Score
Study Links Bad Psychedelic Trips to Increased Mortality Risk
A Canadian study reveals a 2.6 times higher risk of death within five years for individuals experiencing severe adverse reactions to hallucinogens requiring emergency room visits, with suicide being the most common cause of death; the study highlights the potential dangers of unregulated psychedelic...
Study Links Bad Psychedelic Trips to Increased Mortality Risk
A Canadian study reveals a 2.6 times higher risk of death within five years for individuals experiencing severe adverse reactions to hallucinogens requiring emergency room visits, with suicide being the most common cause of death; the study highlights the potential dangers of unregulated psychedelic...
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52% Bias Score
Leicestershire Police Failed to Properly Investigate Nottingham Killer's Prior Assault
A police watchdog report revealed 11 failures by Leicestershire Police in their investigation of Valdo Calocane's assault on two colleagues five weeks before he killed three people and attempted to kill three others in Nottingham on June 13, 2023; these failures included not taking statements, not d...
Leicestershire Police Failed to Properly Investigate Nottingham Killer's Prior Assault
A police watchdog report revealed 11 failures by Leicestershire Police in their investigation of Valdo Calocane's assault on two colleagues five weeks before he killed three people and attempted to kill three others in Nottingham on June 13, 2023; these failures included not taking statements, not d...
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56% Bias Score
Talking About Mental Health: Seeking Help and Providing Support
This ZEIT Campus interview with Isabel Bohrn discusses how to talk about mental health issues, emphasizing the importance of seeking support from trusted individuals and professionals while respecting personal boundaries and avoiding insensitive responses.
Talking About Mental Health: Seeking Help and Providing Support
This ZEIT Campus interview with Isabel Bohrn discusses how to talk about mental health issues, emphasizing the importance of seeking support from trusted individuals and professionals while respecting personal boundaries and avoiding insensitive responses.
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16% Bias Score
Untreated Depression Among Elderly: A 2020 Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Depression
A 2020 study reveals that 61% of people aged 65+ concerned about depression avoid treatment, highlighting a critical issue of underdiagnosis and the stigma surrounding mental health in older adults, particularly men who may experience identity loss after retirement.
Untreated Depression Among Elderly: A 2020 Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Depression
A 2020 study reveals that 61% of people aged 65+ concerned about depression avoid treatment, highlighting a critical issue of underdiagnosis and the stigma surrounding mental health in older adults, particularly men who may experience identity loss after retirement.
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28% Bias Score
TikTok's ADHD Misinformation: Study Exposes Inaccuracies and Overestimation of Prevalence
A study reveals that almost half of the top 98 TikTok videos about ADHD contain inaccurate information, causing a significant overestimation of the disorder's prevalence among young adults, especially those with self-diagnosed ADHD, and potentially hindering proper treatment due to misleading portra...
TikTok's ADHD Misinformation: Study Exposes Inaccuracies and Overestimation of Prevalence
A study reveals that almost half of the top 98 TikTok videos about ADHD contain inaccurate information, causing a significant overestimation of the disorder's prevalence among young adults, especially those with self-diagnosed ADHD, and potentially hindering proper treatment due to misleading portra...
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48% Bias Score
\"German Youth's Mental Health: Long-Term Impacts of COVID-19 Lockdowns\"\
COVID-19 lockdowns in Germany caused significant mental health issues among youth, including anxiety, depression, and cognitive difficulties, with lasting impacts on their lives and future prospects, according to studies and personal accounts.
\"German Youth's Mental Health: Long-Term Impacts of COVID-19 Lockdowns\"\
COVID-19 lockdowns in Germany caused significant mental health issues among youth, including anxiety, depression, and cognitive difficulties, with lasting impacts on their lives and future prospects, according to studies and personal accounts.
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48% Bias Score
Understanding and Managing Stress: Types, Consequences, and Coping Strategies
This article discusses stress, identifying three types—acute, episodic, and chronic—and outlining five coping strategies: recognizing triggers, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, balancing schedules, practicing relaxation, and adjusting expectations about unchangeable stressors.
Understanding and Managing Stress: Types, Consequences, and Coping Strategies
This article discusses stress, identifying three types—acute, episodic, and chronic—and outlining five coping strategies: recognizing triggers, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, balancing schedules, practicing relaxation, and adjusting expectations about unchangeable stressors.
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8% Bias Score
Mother's Suicide Highlights Perinatal Mental Health Failures
33-year-old Sarah Skillington, daughter of a renowned heart surgeon, died by suicide at Melbourne's Mitcham Private Hospital 13 days after giving birth; the coroner is investigating potential systemic failures in her care, including staffing issues and inaccurate observation records, with WorkSafe c...
Mother's Suicide Highlights Perinatal Mental Health Failures
33-year-old Sarah Skillington, daughter of a renowned heart surgeon, died by suicide at Melbourne's Mitcham Private Hospital 13 days after giving birth; the coroner is investigating potential systemic failures in her care, including staffing issues and inaccurate observation records, with WorkSafe c...
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52% Bias Score
Former Footballer Highlights Mental Health Struggles in Professional Sport
Former Reading FC striker Simon Church discussed his mental health struggles during his career, highlighting the lack of support and open dialogue within football; this led to a one-off initiative with Reading FC and the mental health charity Beder sponsoring shirts to raise awareness and promote co...
Former Footballer Highlights Mental Health Struggles in Professional Sport
Former Reading FC striker Simon Church discussed his mental health struggles during his career, highlighting the lack of support and open dialogue within football; this led to a one-off initiative with Reading FC and the mental health charity Beder sponsoring shirts to raise awareness and promote co...
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12% Bias Score
Bavarian Sickness Absences Stable, But Mental Health Issues Rise
Data from DAK-Gesundheit shows that while overall sickness absences in Bavaria remained stable in 2024 at 17.54 days per employee, a significant 8.5% increase in absences due to mental health issues like depression was observed, contrasting with decreases in respiratory and musculoskeletal problems.
Bavarian Sickness Absences Stable, But Mental Health Issues Rise
Data from DAK-Gesundheit shows that while overall sickness absences in Bavaria remained stable in 2024 at 17.54 days per employee, a significant 8.5% increase in absences due to mental health issues like depression was observed, contrasting with decreases in respiratory and musculoskeletal problems.
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40% Bias Score
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