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The use of psychedelics has been subtly shifting from hardcore festival-goers and curious tech bros towards a demographic closer to home. As science decodes the drugs’ therapeutic powers, WH meets the women taking an illicit trip to navigate the ups and downs of their middle decades
Small, grey or pale brown and trembling in the autumn breeze, liberty cap mushrooms grow in upland pastures across the UK. Drab they may be, but these fungi are among the most controversial – and inte
Science-backed methods to help your symptoms without million adults in the UK live medication
Stress reduction and emotional healing are crucial in cancer prevention and care, says Dr Leigh Erin Connealy. Here are her top natural ways to look after your mental health
Seeking advice for sexual issues is no longer taboo – here’s why everyone should consider seeing a sex therapist
Dilly Orme, 56, an interior stylist and writer (@dillyorme), living near Hampton Court, Surrey, realised that she was stuck in an unfulfilling relationship pattern. ‘I edit spaces and words for my liv