‘AI never gets bored with you’: teens and their new addiction
More teenagers are looking to AI for companionship, as well as schoolwork, and even break-up advice. ‘It’s the new addiction,’ says one.
More teenagers are looking to AI for companionship, as well as schoolwork, and even break-up advice. ‘It’s the new addiction,’ says one.
Trying to find a doctor who can provide continuity of care is increasingly difficult. But it’s also key to better-quality healthcare, which can result in improved physical and mental wellbeing, according to a landmark international report.
Yes, you should use your phone. It’s a central part of life. It’s fun, entertaining, central to school and social life. But don’t let it own you.
Medication is often the go-to treatment for anxiety disorders for Australians over 60, but new research suggests a better way.
Australian researchers are trying to understand what genes could increase a person’s risk of developing an anxiety disorder and how they might respond to treatment.
From soap and shower gels to whole body deodorisers and groin grooming products, the personal hygiene market keeps on growing. What do the experts make of it?
It’s time to up-end our approach to handling childhood and teenage anxiety, two clinical psychologists say. Parents and teachers can start by ‘starving it of attention’.
A mental health expert shares her techniques, from positive self-talk to facing your fears.
Landmark study on development of premature infants shows higher rates of anxiety, with severity rising among earlier births.
Men, trained from childhood to be stoic and silent about their pain and turmoil, are particularly vulnerable to anxiety.
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