Health Victoria is warning the public that even non-addictive substances can cause serious side effects and death, advising people to start low and go slow if they're considering using them. If you or someone you know needs help with substance use, call DirectLine on 1800 888 236 for information and support.
https://www.9news.com.au/national/drug-warning-heroin-sold-as-cocaine-and-methamphetamine-meth-in-melbourne-victoria/5f396dc8-600b-40d0-8562-e95bbaafbf70A new report reveals that ADHD affects approximately 1 in 9 children in the US. Researchers found a link between prenatal exposure to acetaminophen and an increased likelihood of developing ADHD. The study also identified DNA changes related to immune system pathways in placentas exposed to acetaminophen, which may be a mechanism linking this exposure to child neurodevelopment. Dr. Ryan Sultan, an expert at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia University Irving Medical Center, described the findings as "important and concerning".
https://www.foxnews.com/health/childrens-adhd-risk-linked-mothers-use-common-otc-pain-relieverToday's forecast suggests a harmonious day, emphasizing the importance of nurturing relationships, striking a balance in life, and prioritizing self-care. In contrast, some individuals may need to exercise caution, avoiding confrontations, excessive spending, and emotional frustration.
https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-03-27/opinion/cartoons/Thursdays-fortune-Balance-and-caution-for-most-frustration-for-some/2268291Child survivors of their mothers' killings have finally found each other after years of searching. Kathryn Joy, Rebecca Burdon and Beverley Attard were among the victims whose mothers were killed in the Bondi Junction stabbings in 1998. The attack also claimed the life of Chinese university student Yixuan Cheng's mother, who was comforted by Helen Toumazis after her son Kris was shot dead outside a nightclub.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/years-after-their-mothers-were-killed-these-child-survivors-finally-found-each-other-20250304-p5lgpn.htmlA Sydney Morning Herald article by Paridhi Jain advises individuals who earn a lot but struggle with comparing themselves to others, suggesting they focus on their own financial goals and values rather than keeping up with peers, and consider seeking professional help if the issue persists.
https://www.smh.com.au/money/planning-and-budgeting/i-earn-lots-but-can-t-stop-comparing-myself-to-others-what-do-i-do-20250326-p5lmm3.htmlMasterClass has launched "In Practice," a new Original Series led by Dr. Alexandra Solomon, offering timely advice for handling stress and anxiety during key moments throughout the year. The series features insights from additional MasterClass instructors and provides a survival kit for managing anxiety in various situations, such as the start of the school year or holidays.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/masterclass-debuts-in-practice-series-to-help-members-manage-everyday-anxiety-and-thrive-through-uncertainty-302412431.htmlDuke University's Vice President for communications, marketing, and public affairs, Frank Tramble, has criticized the TV show "The White Lotus" for using Duke's branding without permission. The university plans to use its brand to promote mental health awareness, highlighting that suicide is a significant issue on college campuses.
https://deadline.com/2025/03/duke-denounces-white-lotus-school-logo-violent-scene-1236351914/Mental health experts warn that unhappiness can manifest in subtle ways beyond the typical expectation of having a job and family. They suggest excessive partying or drinking as potential signs of internal dissatisfaction, highlighting that happiness is not solely defined by external circumstances.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14543953/mental-health-experts-signs-unhappy-life.htmlGorry, a midfielder for West Ham United, credits falling pregnant with her first child Harper as a turning point in her recovery journey from body image issues. As an ambassador for the Butterfly Foundation, she aims to help her children develop a healthy relationship with food by promoting balance and love over control. Gorry emphasizes that self-worth is not defined by appearance, encouraging others to be kind to themselves and seek support if needed, citing the Butterfly National Helpline as a resource (1800 33 4673).
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