Search articles

“She added in written submissions: "This is not a case where an individual has spuriously raised 'mental health' concerns in the face of an impending publication that they do not wish to occur.”

“It has the potential to massively reduce complex gynaecological surgical waiting lists in Northern Ireland, which affect thousands of women's physical and mental health and their ability to have children.”

“She said she had been in "flight or fight mode" as she sought hospital treatment.”

“In 2021, whilst waiting for the outcome of the second investigation and prompted by a concern raised by local mental health services about the care of a vulnerable 15-year-old, Redvers referred Hall to the medical regulator, the GMC.”

“He said he spent 10 weeks in a mental health clinic and discharged himself so he could prepare for Tuesday's match against Brown, adding that he plans to continue his treatment.”

“A recent report from doctors said vaping was linked to breathing problems, wheezing and coughing, dental issues, poor sleep, mental health problems and even eye symptoms.”

“A lot of mental health now is very expensive so people can't get help, and one way they can turn to that is by drugs."”

“She had struggled with her mental health since she was a teenager and hoped being prescribed antidepressants would improve things.”

“There has been a trend towards TPIM subjects having mental health issues.”

“The government said its existing suicide prevention and self harm, mental health and cancer strategies are already working to tackle some of the challenges facing men.”

“She and her 28-year-old daughter believe Clancy needs mental health treatment, not prison, while her three adult sons, who have children of similar age to Clancy's, completely disagree.”