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Veterans Affairs minister responds to Desmond inquiry findings

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Minister of Veterans Affairs Ginette Petitpas Taylor, speaking after a Nova Scotia inquiry into killings by a former soldier released its final report, said her department approves mental health requests 'immediately' when a veteran...
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Inquiry into killings by veteran calls for more medical file sharing

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The inquiry that investigated why a former soldier killed three family members and himself in 2017 has released 25 recommendations on how to prevent a similar tragedy — including more case workers for veterans and sharing of medical files.
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Elmo's check-in on X exposes social media dread

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Social media users responded to a post by the Sesame Street character Elmo asking 'How is everybody doing?' with expressions of their anxiety, burnout and fatigue.
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Inquiry into killings by war veteran calls for better sharing of medical files

9th - Higher Ed
An inquiry that investigated why a former soldier in Nova Scotia killed three family members and himself in 2017 says health-care professionals could have done a better job of sharing Lionel Desmond's complex medical history.
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Closing submissions begin in coroner's inquest into the death of Sammy Yatim

9th - Higher Ed
Jurors at the inquest into the death of Sammy Yatim were asked on Tuesday to consider more than 50 recommendations to prevent future similar deaths. Yatim was shot and killed by police on a TTC streetcar while experiencing a mental...
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Alberta focuses on treatment in the middle of a toxic drug crisis

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In the face of a record number of toxic drug deaths, Alberta is moving away from harm reduction. The National’s Ian Hanomansing breaks down why the province is doubling down on treatment and recovery to solve the drug crisis.
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Why Alberta is focusing on treatment to solve its toxic drug crisis

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In the face of a record number of toxic drug deaths, Alberta is moving away from harm reduction and doubling down on treatment and recovery. The National’s Ian Hanomansing breaks down The Alberta Model and why the province thinks it's...
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NHLPA launches mental health program

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The National Hockey League Players' Association is launching a new mental health program to support players and their families. The initiative, called 'First Line,' intends to help players prioritize overall wellness on and off the ice.
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New mental health program 'very helpful,' says former NHL player

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Jay Harrison, a former NHL defenceman turned psychologist, says the First Line initiative not only helps reduce the stigma of mental health among hockey players but provides resources to help teammates support each other.
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Grade 6 student, suspect killed in Iowa school shooting

9th - Higher Ed
A 17-year-old opened fire at a small-town Iowa high school on the first day back after the winter break, killing a Grade 6 student and wounding five. The suspected shooter was also found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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NHL union's new mental health program a 'great first step', ex-NHLer says

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Sheldon Kennedy, a former NHL player who has spoken openly about his struggles and experience as a sexual abuse survivor, says the National Hockey League Players’ Association First Line program shows a shift from a 'reactive' approach to...
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NHL union's new mental health program a 'great first step,' ex-NHLer says

9th - Higher Ed
Sheldon Kennedy, a former NHL player who has spoken openly about his struggles and experience as a sexual abuse survivor, says the National Hockey League Players’ Association First Line program shows a shift from a 'reactive' approach to...
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Rise of China's 'ghost bots': This father turned to AI to 'digitally revive' his dead son

9th - Higher Ed
Some Chinese firms claim to have "digitally revived" thousands of deceased people using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
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Stretching Your Dollar: Survey on American Family Life

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Study: Long Commutes May Impact Mental Health

9th - Higher Ed
A study out of South Korea looked at over 23,000 people and found those who spend more than an hour commuting to work are 16% more likely to experience depression.
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Held captive since 2015: Israeli-Ethiopian family demands return

9th - Higher Ed
Israeli families have been protesting against Benjamin Netanyahu's government - demanding that more be done to secure the captives' release.
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Finland's 'health forests' are helping patients reap the mental health benefits of being in nature

9th - Higher Ed
Finland has since 2015 established forests next to national healthcare centres as part of the so-called "health forest" project to bolster well-being.
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Feeling stressed? This UK farm allows you to cuddle cows to relieve your anxiety

9th - Higher Ed
Visitors are flocking to Dumble Farm in Yorkshire, UK, to harness the potential mental health benefits of being up close with their furry residents.
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988 hotline's top doctor explains why the service is needed now

9th - Higher Ed
Dr. Allison Crawford, chief medical officer of Canada's new suicide prevention hotline, says responders will be available 24/7 to help people in crisis.
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988 mental health crisis line launches across Canada

9th - Higher Ed
Similar to 911, 988 is a 24/7 mental health crisis helpline available to anyone across the country by call or text, free of charge. The line can help connect callers to a nearby live trained responder and provides support for anyone...
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Sexual assault victim wins appeal of paid injury benefit for PTSD from Veterans Affairs

9th - Higher Ed
A Nova Scotia woman who worked for Canada's Armed Forces and was sexually assaulted appealed Veterans Affairs' denial of paid benefits for PTSD. She says she feels validated and considers it a win for people dealing with mental harm from...
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N.S. veteran wins appeal of paid injury benefit for PTSD from Veterans Affairs

9th - Higher Ed
A Nova Scotia woman who worked for Canada's Armed Forces and alleges she was sexually assaulted appealed Veterans Affairs' denial of paid benefits for PTSD. She says she feels validated and considers it a win for people dealing with...
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'Morale of 41 trapped workers still high': What trapped workers in Uttarkashi tunnel conveyed to CM and Union Minister

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Uttarakhand Secretary and Nodal Officer for Silkayara rescue operation Neeraj Khairwal, says "Uttarakhand CM and Union Minister General VK Singh (Retd) had a conversation with the workers trapped inside. Their morale is high. The workers...
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Brainstorm Health 2024: Youth and Mental Health

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Dr. Helen Egger, Co-founder and Chief Medical and Scientific Officer, Little Otter Kristina Saffran, Co-founder and CEO, Equip Zoe Tait, Vice President, National Student Advisory Committee, Active Minds Solome Tibebu, Founder and CEO,...