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Depression, anxiety, long-term COVID-19 symptoms drive increase in UK residents unable to work

Official figures show that depression, anxiety, and long-term COVID-19 symptoms have been the primary factors contributing to the rise in the number of Britons who are too ill to work.

Dennis Quaid leaned on relationship with God for help with addiction after 'white light experience'

Dennis Quaid turned to his faith after struggling with addiction. The actor shared the "white light experience" that helped him get back to sobriety in a new interview.

Be well: Stop ‘summer sadness’ with these expert tips

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is often linked to the dark winter months, but it can rear its head any time of year. Experts offer tips on how to handle depressive symptoms in summer.

California expanding pilot program to fight meth addiction with gift cards, incentives

California's Recovery Incentives Program is expanding to more counties after a federal waiver, encouraging drug users to stay sober by giving out gift cards.

Tennessee police fatally shoot armed man during welfare check following threats of self-harm

During a welfare check in Franklin, Tennessee, a police officer fatally shot an armed man who was threatening to commit suicide, as reported by authorities.

Life sentence for South Dakota man who fatally shot 3 people, including 5-year-old girl

A South Dakota man has been sentenced to life in prison after killing three people and injuring two others, including a 5-year-old girl. He pleaded guilty but mentally ill.

Marijuana legalization movement linked to a 'massive increase' in mental illness in US, doctor warns

Former White House drug policy adviser Dr. Kevin Sabet highlights the unspoken ramifications of weed legalization in states across the U.S. on 'Sunday Night in America.'

Hunter Biden's 'sugar brother' lawyer spotted smoking bong on home balcony during visit from president's son

Hunter Biden's lawyer, who has been dubbed his "sugar brother," was spotted smoking a bong on the balcony of his Malibu, California, home while the president's son was visiting.

‘Girl dinners’ social media trend sparks concern among experts: ‘Unhealthy obsession’

“Girl dinners," a TikTok trend sweeping social media this summer, is sparking concern among doctors and nutritionists as a gateway to disordered eating. Here's what to know.

Uruguayan suicide rate hits record high; country is regional outlier

Uruguay's suicide rate has reached a record high, with 823 self-inflicted deaths last year placing it at 23.3 suicides per 100,000 people.