Five apps to help social media addicts fight Fomo

Some teens are glued to social media feeds, and research suggests it’s causing anxiety and sleeplessness, but there are ways of taking back control

Women’s breasts can be sexual and feed babies – pretty basic really

A mother asked to stop breastfeeding – in a hospital – is not alone in being shunned for this most natural act

Isle of Man public pool pays woman £2,000 in breastfeeding row

Victoria Hodgson claims staff complained about indecency and nudity while pool says she risked safety of her other children

What I’m really thinking: the birth mother

At school, friends’ mothers told me I had done the right thing, while their daughters stared, unable to think of anything to say

‘If you don’t talk, it doesn’t work’: how sport can help autistic people

The intrinsic importance of social skills in sport means it can be a more effective approach than traditional therapies to improve social skills, anxiety - and bring many other benefits besides

The embryo rule shows how much our leaders can learn from science

Researchers want to reassess the 14-day limit, but this will happen only after a sensitive and wide-ranging ethical discussion

Tim Dowling: the band’s back on the road – and the talk turns to health

‘In a band containing so many men of a certain age, it’s hard to own an illness; someone else will have had it worse than you’

We need to find the courage to talk openly at work about the impact of miscarriage

One in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage, yet talking about the experience remains taboo in many Australian workplaces. It’s time for that to change

Saving a new mother from death almost made me quit as a nurse

When a patient haemorrhaged after giving birth I realised I could make the difference between life and death – and dread set in

Attention please! How a new online ADHD test offers fast diagnosis

ADHD sufferers can go undiagnosed for months – but new online tests could mean better, quicker care for thousands