The Latest Breaking News from Anxiety

The Love Island winner described how Premier League footballer Jarrod Bowen supports her when she feels anxious.

US President Joe Biden and South Korean leader Yoon Suk Yeol held White House talks on Wednesday to deepen collaboration on deterring North Korean nuclear escalation amid anxiety about its growing arsenal of missiles and bombs. "Today we celebrate the ironclad alliance, the shared vision of our future and a…

From anxiety in public spaces to isolation at school, Julianne Ponan's allergies have been a life-long battle - with many instances of frightening reactions. Now she's working to raise awareness in schools

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The United States on Wednesday pledged to give South Korea more insight into its nuclear planning over any conflict with North Korea amid anxiety over Pyongyang's growing arsenal of missiles and bombs.

Love Island star Dani Dyer fronts new E4 documentary Dani Dyer: Is This Anxiety where she opens up on her loneliness and mental health struggles as a young mum.

Shaughna Phillips, who welcomed her first child earlier this month, shared that she took her baby on a drive by herself for the first time, and warned trollers not to come for her as she shared a picture of the achievement

A mental health golf group for dad's struggling to find a space to about their experiences during and after the birth of their first child is helping to reduce depression and anxiety in Perth.

Fried potatoes may now be linked to anxiety and depression, in addition to obesity, diabetes and heart disease

Anxiety rates have been rising in recent years among children and young people, with the situation partially exacerbated by the pandemic.

Taking strike action is difficult. Some difficulties are obvious: sacrificing my pay as a lecturer creates immediate financial difficulties. Other difficulties are more hidden, like the pervasive anxiety of a strike day as emails roll in.