October 7, 2021

The dangers of the Nobel Prize Why was the inventor of lobotomies given science's highest honour?

Stuart Ritchie

01.10

The daily horror of being a GP The NHS is forcing us to betray our parents

Jane Smith

22.09

Is Instagram really bad for teenagers? The quality of the company's secret research into mental health is abysmal

Stuart Ritchie

28.06

Mental health is a lucrative business Our nauseating obsession with feelings forgets some things are best bottled up

Julie Burchill

23.06

Are Twitter trolls mentally ill? A disproportionate amount of bad online behaviour stems from psychological issues

Tom Chivers

12.06

Why was Jo Cox murdered? The true extent of Thomas Mair's evil may never be known

29.04

How Kate won me over She is a refreshing antidote to modern-day feminism

Julie Burchill

29.04

The myth of lockdown suicides The pandemic has shown that loneliness and despair can be defeated by togetherness

Giles Fraser

27.04

Books won’t save you You can't use literature as a shortcut to self-improvement

Sarah Ditum

19.03

Melancholy saved my life Profound sadness can be more of a breakthrough than a breakdown

Horatio Clare

12.03

Meghan’s empty confession She's been called brave for offering a palatable account of anguish

Louise Perry

01.03

Eating disorders aren’t only about body image It's patronising to blame anorexia on social media crazes and Hollywood

Ben Sixsmith