It’s nearly 2022, and while there’s still a stigma around mental illnesses, the conversation around mental health has improved over the past few years. In the UK, former Love Island contestant and NHS doctor Dr Alex George is one of the leaders of the movement. Earlier this week, he started a mental health campaign which has been making waves on
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Dr Alex George and his #PostYourPill campaign sparks an important discussion on mental health and medication stigma
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20 years have passed since Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone, the first of the eight films, had its premiere and started a new era of Potterhead fandom. Since then, the series, both books and films, have stayed relevant – despite author J.K. Rowlings’ divisive comments about trans rights, which many of the fans and
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Say what you want about Taylor Swift, but she knows how to keep her fans fed. The country-turned-pop singer has taken social media by storm since releasing the re-recording of her 2012 multi-platinum breakup album Red, repackaged as Red (Taylor’s Version), last Friday. Re-releasing a classic is a risky move, but Red (Taylor’s Version) has
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