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Looksmaxxing exposes the darker side of glow-up culture

Between September 2025 and early 2026, online conversations about “looksmaxxing” exploded, with more than 806,000 mentions across social media platforms, according to a Brandwatch analysis. More than 405,000 unique users contributed to these posts. Public sentiment around the trend is largely critical: 84% of the tracked mentions are

Missoula plant and seed swap helps families start gardening

Missoula, Mont. — Missoula Public Health brought people together for a plant and seed swap aimed at helping people start their own gardens while building community connections. The event focused on giving kids and families supplies they could use at home. Organizers said people could find a range of gardening items

Burnout vs compassion fatigue: Key differences

Burnout vs compassion fatigue: Key differences

Burnout vs compassion fatigue: Key differences Many people working in caregiving roles or high-pressure environments face emotional and physical exhaustion. Two terms often used to describe these experiences are burnout and compassion fatigue. Although they share similarities, they are not the same. In this article, Doctronic explains why knowing

Why poor sleep is the top mental health challenge for employees

Why poor sleep is the top mental health challenge for employees

Why poor sleep is the top mental health challenge for employees The top mental health challenge your employees are experiencing today might come as a surprise to you. Spring Health surveyed over 500 HR professionals and more than 1,500 full-time employees for its 2026 Workplace Mental Health Annual

Americans report emotional disconnect even as they crave community

Americans report emotional disconnect even as they crave community

Thirty-eight percent of Americans have gone “no contact” with a friend or family member in the last year, according to a new study. The survey of 2,000 Americans revealed that young people are more likely than older groups to have gone “no contact” with a loved one in

Advocacy groups respond to new executive order on psychedelics

(The Center Square) – Some say President Donald Trump’s new executive order on psychedelics goes too far, while others say it’s a good first step, but more action is needed. The president signed an executive order over the weekend aimed at making psychedelic treatments for mental illness accessible to

Mom hospitalized with ‘broken heart’ after son’s suicide

Mom hospitalized with ‘broken heart’ after son’s suicide

By Adam Dutton and James Connell A mom who thought she was having a heart attack was left hospitalised with 'broken heart syndrome' - months after her soldier son took his own life. Dawn Turner, 57, tragically lost her son Rob Homans, a bombardier with the Royal Horse Artillery,