Not drinking, drowning
Mental health problems are a growing issue for today's hard-pressed students, and universities must take action to provide the support and care they need. Polly Curtis reports.
‘I live in a little cloud’
When Christine Bryden was diagnosed with dementia she was told she would be dead within eight years - that was 10 years ago. Here she tells Juliet Rix how she has survived.
Healing verses
After a bout of depression, Sarah Wheeler found inspiration in a poem by Ben Okri. Now she's helping others cope through poetry. Katharine Quarmby meets her.
Blue notes
Nick Johnstone: The internet is a mine of useful information for the depressed, but it can also be a minefield.
‘There is no guilt-free option’
Press review: Should parliament be allowing living wills - or even euthanasia?
Last-minute deal with Catholics averts rebellion on living wills
Tony Blair strikes last-minute deal with Catholic church by promising government's mental capacity bill will not allow euthanasia by the back door.
Under what circumstances can you ask to die?
The key questions relating to the mental capacity bill.
‘Living wills’ are necessary
The government's mental capacity bill is welcome, but care must be taken to ensure that the scope of power given to professionals and carers is not too wide, says Edward Nally.
Pull yourselves together
Mary Kenny: Prozac and Seroxat cannot cure the human condition.