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> Benefits of being a silver surfer
Using the internet may stave off depression in the older generation, according to new findings....
> Mental health services help young people
An increasing number of young people are benefiting from improved mental health services throughout the UK....
> Giving time can give you time
Those who volunteer their limited time to helping others may find they feel an increased sense of leisureliness....
> Female breadwinners are an emotional strain on macho partners
Heterosexual relationships between a macho male and breadwinner female are not necessarily happy unions, as it has been revealed a woman's high salary...
> Depressed managers survey, caution urged
Compared to five years ago - before the international financial crisis impacted the global economy - managers are less happy....
> Olympics: Improving nation's health?
There are fears that the opportunity presented by the Olympics to improve the nation's health might be missed....
> Facebook clues may affect job prospects
Clues to a person's personality provided on Facebook could hamper their chances of employment, new research has suggested....
> Teenagers are among the happiest Brits
Teenagers are among the happiest age groups in Britain. This is according to new research from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which also fo...
> Poorer mothers: poverty and anxiety link
Living in poverty can contribute markedly to anxiety disorders in mothers from poor backgrounds, new research has suggested....
> Depressed mums more likely to wake babies
In addition to dealing with mental illness themselves, depressed mothers may be disrupting their child's development....
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