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A 40-tonne sculpture unveiled late last year beneath the waters of Tokunoshima in Japan waits to be reclaimed by fish and coral Ocean Gaia, unveiled late last year beneath the waters of Tokunoshima in Japan, is both a sculpture and a sanctuary. Resting five metres below the surface, the 40-tonne piece appears to sleep within a vast limestone cradle, its folds echoing the sand circles created by the white spotted pufferfish and the mountain ridges that line the island. Although monumental at 5.5 metres wide, the work feels intimate, its stillness amplified by drifting light and the quiet shift of…
CHICHESTER, UK – February 10, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Growing Minds Therapy has expanded its cognitive behavioral therapy services across West Sussex and South Hampshire as new research reveals concerning trends in youth mental health, with studies showing that adolescents spending more than three hours daily on social media face double the risk of experiencing anxiety and depression symptoms. The specialist therapy practice, which provides evidence-based treatment for childhood anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and phobias, reports increased demand for mental health support as recent data from Nature Human Behaviour indicates young people with mental health conditions spend approximately 50 minutes…
Stress is a natural response of the body to challenges. For students, common sources include exams, deadlines, competition, and expectations. Short-term stress can be useful because it keeps the brain alert and focused. However, prolonged or unmanaged stress can interfere with learning, memory, and decision-making. When stress continues for long periods, the brain remains in a constant state of alertness, making it difficult to retain information or stay motivated. Stress also affects sleep, which is essential for brain function. Lack of sleep reduces attention span and problem-solving ability, creating a cycle where poor performance increases stress further. It is important…
On Dec. 26, 1926, 16,000 hockey fans packed Madison Square Garden to witness the birth of a rivalry between the New York Americans and the brand-new New York Rangers. The game would later be remembered for establishing a foundation of popularity for the sport in New York City.The only American playing for the Rangers that night also happened to be the largest player in the history of the NHL up to that point, defenseman Clarence “Taffy” Abel.Standing over 6 feet tall and weighing 225 pounds, Abel was a brutal behemoth on the ice. Yet off the ice, he was a…
For Kate Ferdinand, mental health is something she actively tends to, through habits that help her stay grounded amid a busy family life. ‘Speaking and communication is a big [health value] for me,’ she tells Women’s Health. ‘Exercise. Drink lots of water. Have your device outside your bedroom at night. But most of all: communicate. Speaking about how you feel and getting it out, without any fear of judgment.’That openness has shaped how she navigates difficult periods. ‘I feel a huge power in being vulnerable,’ she explains. ‘I might find it difficult when I’m sharing, but I know that my…
Safety at Work The U.S. Supreme Court last week said it would decide whether thousands of workers claiming the pesticide Roundup caused their cancer will have a day in court to plead their cases, or whether a federal law that regulates pesticide labeling will effectively block their case from moving forward. Experts argue that the court’s decision to hear the case has significant implications for agriculture – which heavily relies on the product – and Americans who claim Monsanto (now owned by German-based Bayer since 2018)…
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – The Behavioral Health Association of Nevada (BHAN) is hosting an educational workshop for the general public on Resilience for Families: Navigating Substance Use and Mental Health Conditions. Dr. Novia Anderson and Natalie Carano will both be presenters at the event. They stopped by Morning Break to encourage community members to attend the free event. This workshop was made possible by BHAN’s receipt of City of Reno Opioid Funds, the free event will be held Thursday, Feb. 12 from 6-7:30p.m.at the Washoe County Commission Chambers.About: The number of families impacted by addiction and mental health in the…
Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will see their Social Security payments arrive earlier than usual, thanks to how the calendar falls at the start of March.While most beneficiaries follow a standard monthly payment schedule, SSI recipients in particular are set to receive their March benefits days early, a shift that often causes confusion but happens every year under specific circumstances.Here’s what to know.Why Some Social Security Payments Are Coming EarlySSI benefits are normally paid on the first day of the month. When that date falls on a weekend or federal holiday, payments…
In October 2025, nineteen Buddhist monks — and their cherished dog Aloka — set out on a 2,300-mile journey on foot across the United States to promote peace. Their “Walk for Peace” started in Fort Worth, Texas, and is scheduled to reach the nation’s capital on February 10, where they will convene in Washington D.C. to offer reflections on healing, unity, and compassion to the public.“The weather was harsh, the wind was fierce, but we were warmed up completely by the peaceful energy from hundreds of people who lined up on the roads to welcome us,” the monks shared on Instagram…
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Today, the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) announced Sleep Awareness Week® 2026 will take place from March 8-14. Sleep Awareness Week, now in its 28th year, is the NSF’s annual campaign emphasizing the importance of sleep to health and well-being and a call to action for the public to prioritize getting enough of the quality sleep they need. Sleep Awareness Week® 2026 will take place from March 8-14. Established by NSF in 1998, Sleep Awareness Week is the premier awareness and education campaign for sleep health. Each year, NSF releases the results of its hallmark Sleep in…
