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Black history matters – but ignorance and hostility towards 'the other' still persist
The recent resurgence of the extreme right and the dramatic increase in identity-based hate crimes in some nations means that celebrations such as Black History Month are more crucial than ever before
Treating depression as a person is a good way to recover from the mental health problem
Anthropomorphising, or ascribing human attributes to mental illnesses, can help with tackling the issue and having empathy
The story of an inflated CV should be a warning to UAE recruiters
Eleni Antoniadou's apparently inflated achievements are reflective of increasing dishonesty in society
Don't feed the trolls: how to deal with cyber bullies
Online spreaders of hate speech need oxygen. Don't give it to them
'Listen!' – the least we can do for young adults preparing for a disruptive world
It is the only way we elders can help the next generation find and refine their own answers to the challenges they face
Heading off to university can be stress-inducing for some
Students can struggle with mental health issues as they leave home for the first time – while parents have to come to terms with empty-nest syndrome
When a red mist descends: how the age of rage could be killing you
Learning to manage our anger is the key to wellbeing in the modern era
Climate anxiety could breed a generation of depressed, disillusioned teenagers
Recent studies showing populations stress about the impact of global warming should be a warning to us all
We are the healthiest and wealthiest we have ever been - so why are we so worried?
Anxiety disorders are on the rise - and going back to basics could be the solution
Fortnite might offer big-money wins – but let's not confuse it for a real sport
Apart from improving dexterity, gaming offers little in the way of a physical challenge
We all deserve to see the stars – how light pollution affects our health
Artificial light at night has a detrimental effect on the natural world, and our physical and emotional well-being
Deepfake videos will make it difficult to believe our eyes and ears
Synthetic media is on the rise and, along with it, a lack of faith in what we see and hear. This is sure to have a worrying impact on society and psychological well-being
'Alexa, what are the symptoms of cyberchondria?'
Amazon's new partnership with the UK's National Health Service will empower patients, but could a little knowledge also be a dangerous thing?
From little acorns to brainwaves: how bringing the outside in can help creativity grow
In the UAE in a long, hot summer, an indoor garden can be therapeutic
What we see online can cause lasting, real-life trauma
Studies have shown that violent and extreme images have the potential to spark symptoms of PTSD in those who view them
