Scientists uncover stark realities concerning sepsis patients
With winter just around the corner, diseases have inevitably begun to spread and Danish researchers have recently turned their attention to helping people facing a life-threatening disease.
Schools should help children, not penalise them for poor mental health
In aid of World Mental Health Day we turn our attention to a campaign created by Advance, which looks to support children and their families struggling with the school system.
To celebrate this year’s World Mental Health Day, Sustrans, a sustainable transport charity, have produced a new video detailing the story of Shaun Cook, founder of Men. Talk. Walk.
Navigating the challenges of social care management
Reforming social care doesn’t just require government intervention, but managerial roles within the sector need better support. To do so, challenges must be faced.
Devil in the details: It’s time to reform the Domestic Abuse Act
Although the legislation was only established in 2021, the harrowing case of Holly Newton highlights the need to recognise children as victims of domestic abuse.
Google isn’t an online doctor, why do we treat it like one?
The internet is spreading more than just digital bugs says Mark Lovell, deputy chair of the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, which is why we need to introduce more legitimate tools for care experts and patients.