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The lifetime risk for developing an eating disorder is one in 10.

At least 74 percent of the country's students who are seeking university admission are suffering from depression, according to a study by Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST)

Police say the death of a 73-year-old woman in May 2023 has been linked to a 76-year-old Keswick, Ont., woman.

The Australian says Murray spotted that he was self-harming during one of the lowest points of his mental health struggles.

Experts urge Canadian policy makers to implement measures to get accurate, timely data about self-harm in this country with goal of preventing suicides

"As I stood mostly naked under her gaze, I became a problem, not a person."

"As I stood mostly naked under her gaze, I became a problem, not a person."

DCC is consulting for a third time in three years on scrapping the ‘link centres’

As we approach an election year, Missouri state lawmakers are preparing to head back to work, as the legislative session begins in January. One lawmaker wants to prevent self-harm through Donna's Law.

Social media firms are failing to protect children from being bombarded with thousands of harmful posts glorifying suicide despite the death of Molly Russell, a study has found.