A seven-year-old boy who lives in a shelter home was allegedly slapped twice by his father, who is also a pupil at the same school, over bullying claims. The incident left the boy with bruises and head trauma, prompting hospitalization. After two days of monitoring, the boy was discharged from the hospital but may still be traumatized about returning to school.
https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2025/03/22/johor-police-investigate-man-accused-of-slapping-year-one-pupil/170491Kim Kardashian is seeking an emergency custody hearing for her children amid concerns over Kanye West's erratic behavior. The situation has raised questions about the couple's ability to co-parent, with Kardashian reportedly feeling that West's mental health issues are affecting their children's well-being. The request for a custody hearing comes as West has been open about his struggles with bipolar disorder and has made headlines in recent months for his unpredictable behavior.
https://www.livemint.com/entertainment/kim-kardashian-seeks-emergency-custody-hearing-for-her-kids-amid-kanye-west-s-erratic-behavior-11742735124190.htmlMalaysia should consider imposing a social media ban to protect young children from digital distractions and ensure their safety online. Experts recommend parents limit screen time by providing alternative forms of entertainment, such as board games or engaging conversations. However, loopholes in age restrictions on platforms like Facebook have been exploited by some youths, highlighting the need for stricter measures.
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2025/03/23/should-kids-be-blockedKim Crespi had a seemingly perfect life with her husband David, a devoted father of five children, until a devastating event changed everything. In less than 40 minutes, David's psychotic episode resulted in the murder of his twin daughters, Tessara and Samantha, while Kim was away getting a haircut. The police found 32 wounds on their bodies. After the tragedy, Kim struggled to cope with her loss and turned to journaling as a way to process her emotions. Her journals, published in the book "Medication, Mental Illness, and Murder: What Really Killed the Crespi Twins" by Edward L. Jones III, reveal her initial shock and grief.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14470327/heartbreaking-journals-woman-forgave-husband-butchered-babies-antidepressant-ssri-crespi.htmlDr. Robert Califf has proposed that certain ultra-processed foods may be addictive, citing brain pathways similar to those affected by opioids and other drugs. This concept was once considered highly controversial, but is now gaining acceptance among researchers, with addiction expert Ashley Gearhardt noting a shift in opinion over the past eight years, including her own experience being heckled at a 2017 scientific conference for suggesting a similar idea.
https://channelnewsasia.com/wellness/ultraprocessed-foods-addiction-5001386The number of Australians seeking support for sex and pornography addiction is increasing, with a 184% rise in inquiries at The Banyans rehabilitation centre in Brisbane over the past six months. Experts say platforms like OnlyFans have legitimised pornography, making it seem like a viable career option, which can lead to addiction. Psychologist Gavin Brown warns that online pornography's constant stream of explicit content can be highly reinforcing and affects brain circuitry, contributing to addiction. The NSW government has established an inquiry into the effects of harmful pornography on mental health, while sex-worker organisation Scarlet Alliance urges lawmakers to engage with those involved in porn production to avoid perpetuating stigma towards marginalised communities.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/how-online-porn-is-hooking-more-australians-20250323-p5llss.htmlKim Kardashian is concerned about Kanye West's mental health crisis, which has led to erratic behavior. She has her lawyers on standby due to potential threats from the rapper, who shares children with her.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/1294335-kim-kardashian-kids-live-in-fear-because-of-kanye-westBeyonce's father, Mathew Knowles, warned Kanye West that personal attacks on his family will lead to professional consequences, citing the music industry as a high-stakes environment where such behavior is unacceptable. He expressed hope that Kanye seeks help for his mental health issues, following his recent revelation of having bipolar disorder.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/596630-beyonces-dad-breaks-silence-on-kanye-wests-personal-attack-on-his-grandkidsExperts warn consumers to exercise caution when considering health supplements or wellness products promoted on social media, particularly Instagram and TikTok. Research found that many influencers with financial interests in promoting medical tests and dietary supplements make misleading claims, failing to mention potential harms such as overdiagnosis. Timothy Caulfield, a health policy professor, views the supplements industry as a major source of health misinformation, while Cedric Bryant, CEO of the American Council on Exercise, advises consumers to be skeptical of bold claims and verify an influencer's expertise before following their advice.
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