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Diabetes may affect more than blood sugar – and for women, the emotional toll could emerge earlier than expected

A pediatric cancer diagnosis can bring a whirlwind of treatments and appointments, with little time for families to catch their breath. As therapies have improved, most children treated in the United States now survive their disease and return to daily life. But after active care ends, many survivors and families are left navigating high levels…

Licensed Central Florida therapist Cherlette McCullough discusses emotional wellness, burnout signs, and practical steps for maintaining well-being during National Wellness Month

The US actress, best known for her roles in Heroes, Nashville and the Scream franchise, died just days before her 37th birthday

At Six Senses Vana, wellbeing is shaped through experiences that awaken curiosity, invite deeper connections and encourage us to engage more consciously with the world around us. Music has long been a way of bringing people together. Before it became associated with sound healing or therapeutic frequencies, it carried stories, traditions and shared wisdom across…

Gone are the days when self-care meant only working out, eating well and pampering your skin with products to make it glow. Now, it is about things that help you feel emotionally safe. With mental health conversations breaking stigma around the world, “emotional detox” is something that’s picking up steam

Mental healthexperts, Islamic scholars and community leaders in Nigeria have called on Muslims to prioritize their emotional wellbeing and family relationships, warning that rising economic pressures and social changes are taking a severe toll on domestic life

Examination stress, excessive screen time, social media pressures, bullying and loneliness are emerging as major challenges for schoolchildren, prompting educationists and mental health experts to call for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into the education system rather than being treated as an occasional awareness exercise

Aesthetic medicine has long been framed through the language of beauty, yet many of the conversations happening inside facial plastic surgery consultations are rooted in something far more personal. According toDr. Stephen Prendiville, patients are often responding to a growing disconnect between how they feel internally and how they perceive themselves externally