There are almost two million people illicitly self-medicating for chronic pain in the UK – a 65-year-old pensioner, who’s suffered from migraines for 40 years, is one of them.
Young people are becoming more equipped to deal with trauma, according to grief experts. But why?
The intersectional feminist revolution on TikTok
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How TikTok is boosting democracy by giving voice to previously unheard and unseen perspectives.
You don't want to be a 'stay at home' girlfriend – but that doesn't mean you shame those who do
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With millions of views on TikTok it is time we stop slamming women for their decisions regardless of whether we disagree.
From self-consciousness to eating disorders, twins speak out about how unsolicited comments about physical appearance is toxic when it comes to their mental health
Exploring the journey of ‘authentic’ Indian food from the 70s to present day in the UK and searching for the taste of home away from home.
The Afro haircare industry generates £88 billion in the UK, but Black business only accounts for 5% of the industry. Is there a link between the prevalence of harmful chemicals in these products and the lack of Black businesswomen?
Coming out remains challenging for Chinese students living abroad, as the love-hate relationship within Chinese families continues in 2023.
Does social media wreck our happiness?
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Young people are anxious and depressed because of their use of Instagram, Snapchat and other platforms. Are they better off without them?
Young men talk about their voluntary celibacy journey, discussing how they practise it, the reasons behind it, and the ways in which society and culture affected their conscious choice of singlehood.