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'I Missed My Daughter's School Play': Dad-Of-Three Reveals How Sex Addiction Ruled His Life

'It’s causing the pain but you’re always chasing it.'
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Is Screen Time Actually Bad For Your Kids? Experts Say Probably Not

'Some video game playing, is better than none at all.'
By Thomas Tamblyn & Sally Wardle, Press Association

WHO Agrees: Gaming Addiction Is A Mental Health Issue

Gaming addiction has been recognised as a mental health condition for the first time by the World Health Organisation (WHO). It is believed this move will make it possible for people to seek help for the condition on the NHS.
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The Ebola Outbreak In DRC Must Send Alarm Bells Ringing

The challenges facing the World Health Organisation are patently immense - is it up to the job?
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DR Congo Faces 'Very High' Risk From Ebola Outbreak As Virus Confirmed In Major City

A case of the virus has now been confirmed in a major city.
By Jasmin Gray and Reuter

WHO Planning For 'Worst-Case Scenario' After New Ebola Outbreak

One person has died and 11 others are infected, the health watchdog has announced.
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Is Yours On The List? These Are The UK's Most Polluted Towns And Cities

47 UK towns and cities have broken the WHO's annual limit on air pollution.
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9 Out Of 10 People In The World Are Breathing Polluted Air

7 million people every year are dying from exposure to outdoor and indoor air pollution.
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'History Is Written By Those Who Turn Up' – Why World Leaders Must Attend The UN High-Level Meeting On TB

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International Women’s Day – let’s use our voices all over the world

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