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Graphic depictions of suicide highlight the struggles of depression and the controversial idea of a service that facilitates drastic life changes for happiness.
Ketamine, often associated with recreational use, shows promise as a rapid treatment for chronic depression, despite concerns over its unregulated medical application.
Killeen, Texas, home to Fort Hood, faces a mental health crisis as 19 soldiers take their own lives in one year, highlighting the struggles of veterans returning from combat.
Felix Opatowski, a Polish Jew, survived five years in concentration camps, including Auschwitz, and later participated in a secret uprising against the Nazis.
Zahed spent 17 years as a prisoner of war during the Iran-Iraq conflict, which profoundly affected his life and relationships.
Carla MC was found in her apartment in Toronto in 1994, sexually assaulted and nearly decapitated, prompting a complex investigation into her murder.
A Virginia Tech shooting survivor seeks healing through ayahuasca, while also supporting others battling opioid addiction and depression.
At the age of 12, Andrew Carnegie begins working for a local railroad in Pittsburgh, where he meets his mentor, Tom Scott.
In 2012, British researchers began a clinical trial involving 20 participants suffering from severe depression, testing the effects of psilocybin.
Robin Williams, celebrated for his comedic brilliance and memorable roles, struggled with depression throughout his life, culminating in his tragic loss.
Every month, many flee North Korea, but only a few find freedom in South Korea.
Dr. Cristi Bundukamara shares her experiences of profound loss, including the deaths of three children and her husband, while promoting the Mentally STRONG Method for healing and resilience.
Nora and Nicole openly speak about menopause and its severe impact on women's lives.
Every 12 hours in Britain, a child is abducted by a parent or family member, with the number of such cases doubling in the last decade.
Jessa Crisp was a victim of human trafficking for 11 years, during which she endured severe abuse and witnessed a murder.
With the Taliban's rise in 2021, Afghan singer Javid Karezi fled to Pakistan. Battling a music ban and financial challenges, his return to Kabul plunged him into depression.
A team of British researchers conducted a medical trial in 2012, treating 20 people with severe depression using psilocybin from magic mushrooms.
Teenagers face a mental health crisis marked by struggles with identity, social media pressures, and feelings of isolation, yet many find hope and resilience.
Two years of separation weigh heavily on inmates as they struggle to maintain connections with their families while serving time in a maximum security prison.
A 3030 rifle purchased for $5 marks the beginning of a group of miners' quest for gold in California's Trinity and Humboldt Counties.
Michael aims to lose 70kg within a year, seeking guidance from trainer Lee Campbell to overcome his lifelong struggle with severe obesity.
General anxiety disorder affects nearly 7 million adults in the U.S., yet only about 43 percent of those are receiving treatment.
Depression affects around 20% of people globally, with insights from experts at the World Health Organization examining its biological, psychological, and social causes.
The American Church in Paris, founded in 1857, has become a support network for expatriates, helping them cope with culture shock and loneliness.
Catherine MacLellan was 14 when her father, singer-songwriter Gene MacLellan, died by suicide, leaving a lasting impact on her life and music.
Felicity Gough, a seemingly happy 14-year-old, tragically took her own life, highlighting a crisis where 10 teenagers in Kimberley attempt suicide weekly.
In 2006, Dean Stanbury shot a police officer during a chase, resulting in an eight-year prison sentence and a desire to apologize for his actions.
Bipolar disorder, affecting 1% of the population, is explored through the experiences of a couple facing the challenges of the condition and its genetic implications.
Seventeen years ago, Alex Smithon began welding metal art in Great Falls, Montana, transforming scrap materials into sculptures that reflect his creativity.
Sam Sullivan, a quadriplegic who broke his neck at 19, runs for mayor of Vancouver while facing challenges in his daily life and political campaign.
French Senate members debate and vote on a proposed ban of social media access for children under 15, highlighting ongoing concerns about online safety.
In Singapore's only women's prison, six inmates navigate the challenges of incarceration, facing personal struggles and the complexities of family connections.
In Singapore's only women's prison, inmates navigate conflicts fueled by rumors, personal struggles, and the challenges of incarceration, as seen through the experiences of Joanna, Halen, Christeen, and Haziqah.
Ketamine, an anesthetic with hallucinogenic properties, is explored for its potential in treating depression and its connections to artistic inspiration.
A survivor recounts the night of her assault, where she felt like a "rag doll" as she struggled against her attacker.
At age 13, Olli Alexander experienced the emotional fallout of his parents' divorce while facing bullying and mental health challenges.
Home videos from Easter 2000 mark the last recorded memories of a family grappling with a mother's struggle with alcoholism.
17-year-old Benjamin Van Zandt is charged with felony arson, burglary, and grand larceny after starting a fire in an attempt to cope with his mental illness.
A seven-year-old named Coy Mathis, born a boy, lives openly as a girl after transitioning socially and facing significant challenges at school.
Three U.S. presidents faced deep personal struggles, including Lincoln's severe depression and Johnson's fight for civil rights, shaping their leadership.
Masha, a Russian woman with pseudoneurotic schizophrenia, shares her experiences in psychiatric hospitals and challenges misconceptions about mental health.
Second-best woman downhill skateboarder in the world, Jenny Schauerte, faces mental health challenges after her father's death and finds support in her skate community.
A 12-year-old girl weighs nearly 200 pounds and struggles with an eating disorder, while her mother allows her to eat whatever she wants.
37 kilograms of seafood were caught by a haenyeo during a dive, reflecting the enduring tradition of women supporting their families from the sea.
Blackpool has the highest rates of anti-depressant prescriptions in the UK, linked to high poverty levels and a lack of community support.
Abraham Lincoln took blue mass, a mercury-laden treatment for his depression during his presidency.
In Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, residents express their frustrations and divisions as the EU referendum approaches, highlighting deep-seated issues of distrust and economic hardship.
Salaryman highlights the impact of drinking on corporate workers' mental health.
