The following report card is presenting some highlights about what has been going on in our world this year. Starting with a few from the end of last year…
DENMARK
Popular Diabetes drug associated with INCREASED RISK of damage to Optic nerve 2 Independent studies
More than doubles the risk of developing Naion – Irreversible condition
Can lead to severe and permanent loss of vision (1, 2)
UK
2024 – Final 3 months of the year
25% RISE in number of retailers on brink of Collapse
Footfall down year on year
29% quarterly INCREASE in Businesses in Critical Financial distress
28,747 retail businesses are facing significant financial distress (3)
150,000 people came on small boats since 2018
1,163 migrants arrived in 3 days since Christmas Day
2024
36,023
2022
45,730 – HIGHEST number of annual arrivals (4)
England and Wales
28% INCREASE in Prison assaults in the last year
74 assaults a day
27,000 assaults recorded
3,200 are SERIOUS
Most violent Prisons
1,044 assaults recorded – half being on staff
Staff have body cameras and synthetic pepper spray to keep them safe (5)
England and Wales
2.7 million speeding fines – All time HIGH
33% INCREASE in a year – Fines using hand-held mobile phone whilst driving
18% RISE in Careless Driving
2023 – Latest Home Office Data – what is the real figure now? (6)
60% of workers who call in sick during festive season put on a fake voice –
29% plan to use Christmas parties as top excuse for faking illness
27% say staying out too late celebrating is the reason
25% blame festive Burnout from too much socialising
38% spend their fake sick days Sleeping
27% use sick time to be with friends and family (7)
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS
20% of All Police recorded crime
393 days – Average adult rape case to progress through Crown Courts
2,307 days from reporting until a verdict
2024
41% INCREASE in rape victims who withdrew at prosecution stage (8)
22% Britons would use Weight Loss drugs if Free on NHS
23% would not tell others if they were using them
Booming in Popularity
£180 – £220 per month to buy privately
64% adults are Overweight or Obese (9, 10)
HIGHEST LEVEL OF FAMILY BREAKDOWN IN RECORDED HISTORY
Half of all children are not living with both biological parents
30% decrease in Marriage among younger age groups since 1960
39% with children stay together if they never marry (11, 12)
Staff Pensions
£7 BILLION Local Government Councils contribute in past year
Gold-plated Pension
14 Councils funnelled half of the Council Tax income
Long career in Local Government – receive half of final or average salary
£230 – average household contributes annually to Council Employee’s Retirement Funds
(13)
FRANCE
€3 BILLION a year – Drug Trafficking market
Drug trafficking gangs recruiting boys at an increasingly young age
Marseille
Drug-related deaths reached an ALL-TIME HIGH last year – 49 murders
14 year old hired for murders
15 year old burned alive
Both recruited as hitmen over Social Media (14)
UK
Chocolate makers severely affected by RISING prices
200% INCREASE – Chocolate prices bought in
4-FOLD INCREASE in cocoa wholesale prices in last 12 months
Ivory Coast and Ghana – world’s 2 biggest producers hit by weather conditions (15, 16)
2024
13,479 High Street shops closed across UK
Worse to come in 2025
Half of All Stores closed – undergoing Insolvency proceedings
11,341 Independent stores shut during the year
45% RISE from the previous year
2,138 stores shut by larger chains
5,942 closed – due to cost cutting (17)
USA
All-cause Dementia triggered by Inflammatory Dietary habits
84% more likely to develop Dementia (18, 19)
UK
Bosses reducing time spent working from home – WFH
Some large businesses calling workers 5 days a week in the office
Others to cut hybrid working
Others cannot cope with remote working and the isolation and distractions (20)
Luxury of working from home INCREASINGLY viewed as a right since lockdowns
This New Year is shaping up to be tougher than usual for UK workers
Many face end of post-pandemic hybrid working
28% Working Adults – Hybrid working standard pattern (21)
EUROPE
Belgium
1st to ban sale of Disposable Vapes on Health and Environmental grounds
Ground-breaking move for EU
Once E-cigarette empty – Battery still working and no way of recharging it
(22)
LATVIA
Tobacco sellers seeking loop holes to circumvent New Ban on Vapes
January 2025
Disposable vapes, refillable e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches cannot be sold to anyone under age 20
Vaping products are to be offered without flavour or with taste and smell of tobacco only
Amount of Nicotine pouches can contain will be reduced (23)
EUROPE
1 MILLION DEATHS ANNUALLY
Smoking is the leading cause of deaths (23)
SOUTH KOREA
LARGEST EVER INFLUENZA OUTBREAK SINCE 2016
3 January 2025
136% INCREASE from week before
RISING SHARPLY among Teenagers
17.6 times HIGHER than 2024/25 seasonal flu epidemic threshold (24)
179 dead in worst-ever Domestic Aviation disaster to date
Aircraft fuselage completely destroyed – identification of victims extremely difficult
720 officials were deployed to the scene (25)
USA
2 ALCOHOLIC DRINKS A DAY INCREASES RISK FOR 7 TYPES OF CANCER
100,000 CANCER CASES ATTRIBUTED TO ALCOHOL
20,000 Cancer Deaths each year
72% of Americans consume Alcohol (26, 27)
GLOBAL
2020
741,300 Cancer cases worldwide were attributable to Alcohol
(27)
USA
Physical Activity reduces Chronic Disease risk
Researchers recommend all patients are surveyed about physical activity levels
Mid-West
No Hospital system has asked patients about physical activity (28, 29)
LEBANON
World Health Organization
Soaring needs for civilians requiring:
Trauma treatment | Reconstructive Surgeries | Physical Rehabilitation
Overburdened and weakened Health System
Economic Crisis | Political Deadlock | Refugee Crisis | War
38% decline in real GDP (30)
USA
VIRUS INFECTIONS RISE
Emergency Department visits for Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Flu VERY HIGH
Acute respiratory illness at a high level and continues to INCREASE nationally
RSV activity still VERY HIGH in many regions (31, 32)
EUROPE
Flu epidemic surging across Europe post-holiday season
Children under 15 and adults over 60 hitting the hardest
France
Major epidemic
Spain
Overwhelmed – hospitals report RISING admissions
Romania
Double amount of cases in a week (33)
USA
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
AI Performance worsens when engaged in conversations closely mimicking real-world interactions
Striking Paradox
Artificial Intelligence excels at Medical Board Exams
Struggles with Basic back–and–forth of doctor’s visits (34, 35)
GROWING TREND of celebrities using weight loss drugs – controversy
Ozempic sponsoring Golden Globes 2025
Concerns about marketing that blurs the line between health treatment and vanity
Cosmetic weight reduction – medications not licensed for such use (36)
High risk non-metastatic hormone-sensitive Prostate Cancer more advanced than previously thought
46% of Cancer patients’ – metastases was detected
Traditional imaging – gave no evidence that Cancer had spread
24% showed 5 or more lesions missed by Conventional imaging (37, 38)
UK
Caring for both children and older family members
1.3 MILLION sandwich carers
Sandwich carers experience a decline in their mental and physical health
20 hours or more a week of caregiving – significant decline in mental and physical health
(39)
USA
42% DREAD RETURNING TO WORK AFTER TIME OFF
41% currently experiencing post-time off Burnout
34% report that burnout sets in immediately after returning from their time off
50% indicate it occurs within one week of returning (40)
UK
Unhealthy Plant-Based Diet
18% INCREASED risk of becoming frail
predominantly men with low income
White bread | Roast potatoes | Vegan desserts
Fizzy drinks can also trigger the development of frailty
80% MORE AT RISK OF DEATH upon hospital admission as person becomes frailer
(41, 42)
Highest paid male prisoners earning more than female prison officers
Some approaching end of their sentence secure positions as lorry drivers
£22.5 MILLION paid to working prisoners
£22,900 sum deposited into their private bank accounts (43)
USA
Heart Disease linked to INCREASED risk of Advanced Breast Cancer
Locally advanced or metastatic Breast Cancer at diagnosis – more likely to have had pre-existing Cardiovascular Disease
49% of those in the study had Cardiovascular Disease (44, 45)
UK
Sleep Deprivation
inhibit brain’s ability to suppress unwanted memories and intrusive thoughts
Participants unable to engage area of the brain that helps suppress unwanted memories
(46, 47, 48)
USA
Denver
25% of youth experienced HOMELESSNESS
1st study of its kind in major metro area
SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER than previously estimated
Homelessness Rates INCREASING every year from 2017
Current approaches under-counting at population level
Dramatically under-counting by race and ethnicity (49, 50)
People find medical test results hard to understand
Increasing overall worry
Recent law allows patients to see results even before clinicians do
Provision in the 21st century cures Act
93% understood the SIMPLE language used (51, 52)
SIGNIFICANT INCREASE in the number young adults seeking permanent Contraception
August 2022
70% more tubal sterilization compared to May 2022
95% more vasectomies
Greater INCREASE in states deemed likely to ban abortions
Many expressed fears about their reproductive rights (53)
1 in 4 Veterans over age 60
Diagnosed with Cardiovascular Disease at some point in their lives
Veterans with Cardiovascular conditions frequently experience elevated levels of Anxiety and Depression (54, 55)
GLOBAL
New Study – 184 countries
New cases each year due to Sugary Drinks
2.2 MILLION – Type 2 Diabetes
1.2 MILLION Cardiovascular Disease
All new Diabetes cases attributable to sugar drink consumption
48% Columbia
33% Mexico
27% South Africa
24% Caribbean and Latin America (56, 57)
AUSTRALIA
54% who use party drugs took ADHD medicines without a prescription in the previous 6 months
HIGHEST percentage seen since asking people about this type of drug use in 2007
Used to increase alertness, get high or experiment (58, 59)
FRANCE
YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS WORSE SINCE PANDEMIC
New Study – 20 million youth under age 25
Marked deterioration in Mental Health of young women after the pandemic
Accentuating Trend that was already observed in pre-pandemic period (60, 61)
UK
Glasgow
1st legal drug consumption room open
High local population of users who take drugs in public
Clients come to inject illegally bought Heroin or Cocaine under medical supervision
Aim is to reduce overdoses and harm
Local residents say it will bring more drug dealing to the area
Addictions charity say it will encourage self harming
£7 MILLION – running costs over the next 3 years (62, 63)
USA
ALCOHOL IS A LEADING CAUSE OF CANCER – 2025 report
45% aware Alcohol consumption INCREASES Cancer risk
Proposed warning about Cancer on Alcohol packaging may not change public behaviour
Largest burden of Alcohol-related Cancer is for Breast Cancer in women
(27, 64)
Alcohol consumption
5 more women out of 100 will develop Cancer due to 2 drinks a day
Over the lifespan of a man
ABSOLUTE RISK of developing any Alcohol-related Cancer increases from 10% (less than 1 drink per week) to 13% (2 drinks daily) (27)
California Wildfires across 40,000 acres
Los Angeles County Public Health Emergency
12,300 structures and entire communities destroyed
Palisades Fire
Evacuation orders for the largest blaze have expanded – it is 13% contained (65)
UK
Commercial Animal Cloning Banned
Cells freezed and sent to U.S. where pet cloning is BIG BUSINESS
Can be brought back to UK under same regulations that apply to pets conceived in a traditional way
Animals cloned – Puppy | Sheep | Piglets | Mice | Cows (66)
England
DEATHS FROM ALCOHOL AT A RECORD HIGH
CATASTROPHIC RISE in Deaths caused SOLELY by Alcohol in past 4 years
2023
42% RISE since 2019
8,200 people died because of Alcohol
Deaths continued to go up since Pandemic
55 – 74 now the heaviest drinking age group
Most deaths – men dying before age 75 from Alcohol-related liver disease (67)
CHINA
Diabetes associated with
Chronic Kidney Disease
Diabetic Kidney Disease
Glomerulonephritis
Pre-Diabetes linked to GREATER risk of Diabetic Kidney Disease
Increased with elevated random plasma glucose level, even in those without Diabetes
(68)
UK
RISE in Divorce inquiries following Festive season
280,000 recent divorces postponed due to delayed financial pressures
Couples postponed separation
Income Concerns
Rising Living Expenses
Cost of Divorce
900,000 forgotten to update their will to exclude a former partner (69)
INDIA
Journalist working for a local news channel murdered
Body found in a septic tank
Postmortem autopsy revealed
Heart ripped out | Broken Neck | 15 Fractures to Head | 5 Brocken Ribs | 4 pieces of liver
Corruption in construction project has been exposed (70)
UK & EUROPE
Sunshine Saturday – First Saturday in January
Surge in Travel Bookings for Holiday Planning throughout the year
End of Year and post-Christmas blues
Mood Boost Needed
Many seek the Excitement of getting away (71)
UK
Thousands of over 60s taking out student loans
Unlikely to pay back a penny as earnings fall below the threshold
Pension Income not included for repayments
Higher Education loophole means entitled to Tax-payer funded finance on the same terms as young people (72)
USA
125 BILLION STUDENT LOANS OVER AGE 60
3.5 older Americans have a Student Loan Debt
6-FOLD INCREASE in 2 decades
Some took out debt to help family members attend college
Parents encouraged to take out government high interest loans with little regards as to how they will pay this back (73)
UK
England
Hospital flu Admissions QUADRUPLED in a month
• 211 a day in Critical Care
• 465,442 calls to NHS 111 in one week
• 98,118 ambulance handovers to hospital (74, 75)
100+ bank branches to close in 2025 Rapid increase in online and mobile banking – decline in physical use
6,228 bank branches closed since January 2015
This represents 63% of the branches that were open
1,230 – Barclays Bank branches closed – most closures from an individual bank
‘Community Bankers’
Bank staff travel to areas with no branches, meeting customers in shared spaces (76)
IRAN
2024
31 WOMEN EXECUTED – HIGHEST number in 17 years
Mostly executed for murder or drug-related offences
Undisclosed number currently on death row facing imminent execution
2010 – 2024
241 WOMEN EXECUTED – 9 victims of child marriage | 3 under age 18 (77)
USA
Alcohol Consumption – 2 drinks a day
4 more women out of 100 develop Breast Cancer
32% INCREASED risk of diagnosis – more than 2 drinks per day
Compared to those who do not drink
Relative odds INCREASE for mouth Cancer for men and women
40% – 1 drink a day
97% – 2 drinks a day (27)
JAPAN
EARTHQUAKE 6.6 MAGNITUDE (78)
TIBET
EARTHQUAKE 7.1 MAGNITUDE
126 killed | 3,000 buildings damaged
Internet access restricted – tightly controlled in Tibet
Reporters cannot travel there without China Government permission (79)
GLOBAL
Obesity needs a new definition – Diagnosis must change
Global Commission On Clinical Obesity – Landmark Study
Groundswell dissatisfaction with overuse of BMI as a diagnostic tool
Call for extra diagnostic methods – 2 new categories
• Clinical Obesity
• Pre-Clinical Obesity (80, 81)
USA
RECREATIONAL KETAMINE USE SURGING AMONG AMERICAN YOUNG ADULTS
2015 – 2019
81% INCREASE
Adults with Depression
80% more likely to use Ketamine
Age 16 – 24
66% used Ketamine in past year
More likely if using other substances
Ecstasy/MDMA, GHB and Cocaine (82)
JAPAN
Robot Use in Nursing Homes – research focused on super ageing society
Higher Employee Retention | Improved Productivity | Better Patient Care
Robot adoption complements care workers by reducing quit rates (83, 84)
USA
U.S. Federal Report – January 2025
Alcohol even moderately can cut life short
1 drink per day
51% INCREASED risk of Oesophageal Cancer in men
37% INCREASED risk of Liver Cirrhosis in women
3 drinks per day
68% risk of unintentional injuries in both men and women (85, 86)
GLOBAL
Rising Trend – INCREASING VIOLENCE in All types of movies
Movie characters talking about homicide more now than ever before
Amount murdering and killing in movies INCREASED overall in past 50 years
(87, 88)
UK
SIGNIFICANTLY fewer abortion patients report using effective methods of Contraception around Conception
INCREASED use of fertility awareness based methods like period tracking apps
Trends correspond with RISING abortion rates (89, 90)
EUROPE
33% Europeans have tried illegal drugs
Cannabis
HIGHEST in Czech Republic | Italy | France | Spain
Cocaine
HIGHEST in Netherlands | Spain | Ireland
Generational Trends in Drug habits CONSISTENT over time
Today’s youth will show up in adult data in a few years (91)
USA
Drinking Water
97 MILLION exposed to dangerous and un-regulated contaminants
Hispanic and black communities are generally more likely to have exposure to unsafe levels of toxic chemicals (92, 93)
UK
Hotel of Mum and Dad
HUGE INCREASE in adults living in their parents’ house
Men more likely than women to be living at home – Lower rates of marriage and parenthood
Age 25 – 34
450,000 more people living at home last year compared to 2006
50% on the lowest incomes live at their parental home
Rates HIGHER among UK born from Bangladeshi and Indian backgrounds
31% INCREASE in ill health lasting a year (94, 95)
KOREA
10% or more weight gain after Breast Cancer
85% INCREASED risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiac dysfunction following Breast Cancer treatment
Growing concern due to Cardiotoxic effects of therapies (96, 97, 98)
INDIA
Gujarat Government
278,000 TB cases
10,000 deaths in the past 2 years
14 people dying every day from disease
100,000 + new cases annually
TB cases among young people
25% show no symptoms (99)
UK
52% HR professionals experienced BURNOUT in past 5 years
• 34% want to leave the industry
• 38% report excessive workload
• 41% say majority of time spent on Admin every week
Caught between strategic potential and the reality of overwhelming Admin (100)
62% OF WORKERS FEEL BURNOUT
Concerned about being overworked
Age 18 – 34
65% felt employers were at risk of overworking them
35% take time off as a result of Stress
60% say Employers Prioritise Profits and Productivity over their well-being
Balance between output and well-being has tipped too far (101)
Mental Health Sickness in past 2 years
1 MILLION TEACHING DAYS LOST
20% of All Health–Related Absences | 535,970 days in last academic year
Fear of Sick Note Culture
14,000 teachers call in sick every day
2.5 MILLION teaching days lost to illness
Full time teachers
32 days MORE HOLIDAY each year than office employees (102)
GLOBAL
‘Cruisezilla’ passenger ships doubled in size since 2000
20-FOLD INCREASE in the number of cruise ships since 1970
35 million to travel on Cruise Ships in 2025
Increased attributed to rising wealth
2019 – 2022
17% more carbon monoxide cruise ships emit
500% RISE in methane emissions (103)
World’s Largest Cruise Ship
20 decks | 4 restaurants | 7 swimming pools | Theatre | Park (103)
AUSTRALIA
Great Barrier Reef
Cruise ships urged to ‘Clean Up Their Act’
One Cruise Ship
16.8 MILLION litres per day of contaminated water going into sea
Exhaust-cleaning effluent
700,000 litres HIGHLY CONTAMINATED acidic seawater created every hour
Contains HIGH LEVELS of sulphur, nitrates and heavy metals
Cruise Ship Industry – fas t growing tes tourism sector in Australia (104, 105)
CANADA
Children with Obesity diagnosed with Cancer
Worse Health outcomes
16% INCREASE in risk of Relapse
29% INCREASED risk of Death
Negative impact of Obesity when diagnosed with Cancer is more pronounced
Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and brain tumours (106, 107)
SPAIN
Intermittent Fasting effective for Weight loss
Improves Cardiovascular Health in people with Obesity problems
Not eating from 5pm to 9am
Reduces subcutaneous fat and improves blood sugar regulation
Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity
70% in Men
50% Women (108, 109)
TURKEY
Istanbul
66 bootleg Alcohol poisonings reported in 48 hours
23 deaths – 32 receiving intensive care treatment
Government highlighted SIGNIFICANT RISE in counterfeit Alcohol poisoning cases
29 tons illegal Alcohol seized since 1st January
302 tons last January (110)
EUROPE
27 MILLION in cryptocurrencies seized – Largest ever operation
First time ever 80 financial experts around the world – 43 Law Enforcement agencies from 28 countries
2% seizure of criminal acquired assets Worldwide
98% to fuel and expand organised crime activities
41% most threatening criminal networks use Real Estate to launder illicit and untaxed profits (111)
USA
WEIGHT LOSS DRUGS DOUBLE THE RISK OF PANCREATITIS
New Landmark study – 2 MILLION patients
INCREASED incidents of Nausea | Arthritis | Sleep Disturbances
SIGNIFICANT Health Risks – Kidney stones and Tendinitis
Potentially life threatening Inflammation of the Pancreas (112)
Red meat INCREASES risk of Dementia and Cognitive decline
Processed meats – sausage, bacon, hot dogs
13% HIGHER risk of Dementia in participants followed for up to 43 years
20% decrease in risk if red meat is replaced with fish, legumes or nuts (113, 114)
UK
Bosses given staff days off, gift vouchers, £1,000 interest free loans
to help Blue Monday
3rd Monday of January considered the most depressing day of the year
37% increase in travel spending on Blue Monday last year
17% of workers feel motivated to go to work each day (115)
USA
Revenge Quitting
Burnout
Disengagement with company culture
Lack of recognition
Return-to-office mandates
28% of employees expect it at work in 2025
48% due to Low Pay
34% feel undervalued
33% limited career growth
Gen Z
40% feel lack of recognition
33% poor work life balance
27% feel stuck in their roles (116)
Rewards and Financial incentives successfully help people to give up Smoking
Intervention acting on reward systems of the brain
High Certainty Evidence – incentives Successful in Pregnant Women
Double chances of quitting smoking – Cash payments, Vouchers and Deposits
Incentives also effective in preventing women from relapsing into smoking postnatally
(117, 118)
GLOBAL
Athletic Incontinence in Women
HIGHER rates than any other activities
Very common with weightlifting
50% USA weightlifters now women
• 75% volleyball players experience incontinence
• 41% reported urinary incontinence
• 87% reported negative influence of sport performance (119)
Tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship bans are effective in reducing smoking prevalence – Data from 71 countries
20% drop in smoking rates indicating these bans influence smoking behaviour
37% lower risk of smoking uptake (120, 121)
USA
Teenage Stress drags down economy
Anxiety and Depression – less likely to enter the workforce as young adults
$52 BILLION
Budget savings over 10 years if 10% Teenagers get help for Stress
(122, 123)
Blood Vessel Dysfunction can WORSEN Chronic Disease
1st time shown how perivascular cells trigger Inflammation
Signal blood vessel changes when surrounding tissues are altered
Contribute to Cancer Diabetes Fibrosis (124, 125)
UK
37% dog owners turn down a job if they cannot bring a dog into the office
47% expect dog-friendly policies as standard in the workplace
65% claim dogs in the office helped to reduce stress
29% would take a pay cut to ensure that their dog was welcomed at work
(126)
USA
Healthy Lifestyle habits linked to more years in good health and living longer
New Evidence – For a longer life focus on healthy habits not quick fixes
Maintaining a healthy weight across life stages is critical for aging and improving lifespan
Adopting dietary patterns – low in sugar and heavily processed foods Beneficial
(127)
UK
England
£4 MILLION spent every day on Temporary Accommodation
68% RISE in the past year
183,000 Homeless – Living in temporary accommodation including
90,000 children (128)
Councils at breaking point to cover the RISING costs of housing families in Temporary Accommodation (128)
1 in 4 e-scooter users admit riding under the influence of Alcohol or Drugs
use of mobile phones contributes to risk
70% were involved in serious accidents and had been drinking Alcohol
51% riders were with or as a passenger
E-scooter users treated for
Broken jaws | Facial Lacerations | Fractured Eye sockets (129, 130)
UK Employee Appreciation lags behind U.S. and Australia
88% say they work harder when appreciated
91% more engaged
92% higher job satisfaction
High turnover
65% plan to change their jobs within a year
potential gaps in recognition strategies (131, 132)
USA
MEDICAL MARIJUANA USERS MORE LIKELY TO HAVE CANNABIS USE DISORDER
Medical Marijuana users had more days of weed use than recreational users
3 in 10 who use weed develop Cannabis Use Disorder
cannot stop taking it – even when causing Health and social issues (133, 134)
FRANCE
Dangerous Viagra-laced ‘erectile honey’ flooding the country
Sold on the black market in certain night shops for a few euros
Packaged as convenient sticks or shots – mix of honey and Viagra-like medicine
2024
13 tonnes record bust | 860,000 sticks
Mainly from Malaysia | Turkey | Tunisia | Thailand (135)
USA
1 in 3 parents report inadequate Dental Care in Children
linked to lack of oral hygiene routine of brushing teeth twice daily
Fewer boys than girls brush or floss regularly
36% notice their child has bad breath
Dental Problems
Tooth Decay | Cavities | Stained Teeth| Gum Concerns | Pain | Sensitivity (136)
GLOBAL
7.2 tonnes of Cocaine seized – Large scale trafficking network
Network spans Latin America, Europe and the Middle East
Drug traffickers across entire distribution chain – Columbia to Spain
53 bank accounts frozen | 48 weapons seized (137)
UK
47% RISE – Children in hospital due to Respiratory Syncytial Virus
England 2024
Surge in Online searches for NHS advice – common childhood illnesses
Slapped Check Syndrome
220% RISE – 2.6 MILLION visits
Hand, Foot And Mouth Disease
46% INCREASE from the previous year
Scarlett Fever
33% INCREASE – 1.9 MILLION visits
ADHD
3.6 MILLION views online (138)
GERMANY
Artificial Intelligence Chatbots
Considerable number of answers incorrect
Does not always generate error free information
Can give harmful advice what medication to take
Response from AI chatbots
42% moderate or mild harm
22% severe harm or death
Readability of chatbot answers often require degree-level education to understand
(139, 140)
GLOBAL
Heart Disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide
key health risk factors continue to RISE – U.S and Global Data from the American Heart Association
(141, 142)
USA
2,500 DIE FROM CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE EVERY DAY
Heart Disease and Stroke statistics 2025
300% RISE in health care costs related to Cardiovascular Disease by 2050
(141)
GLOBAL
Kidney Disease on the RISE
27% increase since 2010
60% adults Overweight or Obese (141)
USA
47% adults affected by High Blood Pressure
52% live with Type 2 Diabetes or Prediabetes
72% exceed health weight thresholds
42% classified as Obese
EXCESS WEIGHT NOW COSTING MORE THAN SMOKING
(141)
UK
200 companies sign up to permanent 4-day week for All employees at full pay
London
30% – mostly Advertising PR Marketing
1.6% of job adverts offer a 4-day working week
4-day week will become new normal for most businesses (143, 144)
NEW ZEALAND
85% Children experience SIGNIFICANT TRAUMA by age
32% had at least 3 traumatic events by age 8
1 adverse experience – twice as likely to be Obese
Aotearoa
1 in 3 children start school Overweight or Obese (145, 146)
USA
Mental Health crisis services have not adapted to the 988 Suicide Hotline
Decline in availability of Emergency Psychiatric walk-in services
Lack of meaningful growth in most crisis services limit long-run success of 988 (147, 148)
Largest Study ever
63% of heavy lifetime Cannabis users show reduced Brain activity
Linked with worse performance on ability to retain and use information to perform tasks
Heavy users are young adults who used Cannabis over 1,000 times in lifetime
68% of recent Cannabis users had a similar impact (149, 150)
UK
England
Millions of smokers try to quit with little chance of success
38% tried to quit smoking last year
49% smokers rely on willpower or over the counter nicotine replacements
(151, 152)
Top Priority for Gen Z workers
Mental Health, Diversity and Work-Life Balance
Less willing to prioritise work over life
Burnout and Anxiety SIGNIFICANTLY more Prevalent
Trend aligns with the concept “Quiet Quitting”
Employees fulfil their job responsibilities but avoid taking on additional tasks unless compensated (153)
EUROPE
Germany and Hungary
Violent Human Traffickers halted for Sexual exploitation
Young women from poor regions recruited via ‘Lover Boy’ method
or seducing them with the false promise of good work opportunities abroad
Perpetrators convince victims to move away from or cut ties with their family
Forced into street prostitution while coercing them through violence to earn money for the handler. (154, 155)
Violence as a service: Criminals Hire Criminals
INCREASING trend for crime-as-a service involving young age group
Cologne, Germany
Criminals violently settle disagreements in illegal drug trade disputes with explosive attacks and kidnappings – Some using minors to perform attack. (156)
23 Underground Bankers arrested – mostly Ukrainians
Cash courier and underground Banking services offered to other criminal networks
Seized
€8.2 MILLION cash | €27 MILLION Cryptocurrency | 36 vehicles
Real Estate ~ Watches ~ Jewellery ~ Electronic Devices
Criminal network abused EU Temporary Protection status granted to Ukrainian Nationals in 2022 which allowed them to move massive amounts of cash (157)
Spain and Croatia
Chinese Criminal Network involved in immigration and Human Trafficking ring – purpose of Sexual Exploitation has been dismantled in complex cross-border investigation.
PROFITED SIGNIFICANTLY from exploitation of vulnerable women
50% Earnings taken even once debts were repaid
Profits maximised
Document fraud | Money laundering | Facilitating illegal immigration
Seized
70 passports | Equipment to falsify passports and visas | Illicit Substances (158)
USA
Age 25 – 44
Death rates sharp RISE during Pandemic and remain HIGHER post pandemic
2023
70% HIGHER than if death rates had not begun to rise a decade before the pandemic
Drug-related deaths – Largest cause
2010
Negative Trend for early adult Death rates started (159, 160)
Most watched U.S. Sporting event – National Football League games
Foods advertised were frequently high in sodium, calorie and fat content
This can contribute to poor dietary choices (161, 162)
Gambling Issues SURGED in past 6 years
450 MILLION suffer from the harm of Gambling
24-hour on-line casino games | Recent leap Legalised Sports Betting
23 January 2025
It has got to the point where something needs to be done now
Panel of Gambling and Mental Health experts (163, 164)
UK
Age 16 – 30
Home Working INCREASES Health Problems
Decreased Levels of Physical Activity
Increase in Physical Activity with semi-routine Occupations – Bus driving and hairdressing
Routine Occupations – Cleaning or Technical jobs (165, 166)
AUSTRALIA
Healthy habits take longer than 21 days to set in
1st systematic review of its kind
New habits can begin forming within 2 months but up to 335 days to establish
More likely to stick to it if you enjoy it
Adding a new practice to a morning routine – more likely to achieve it (167)
ENGLAND
Number of people with a Disabled Parking Badge rises to a RECORD HIGH
March 2024 year end
2.84 MILLION Blue Badges held
Highest number since records began 1997
March 2023 year end
1 in 4 people reported a Disability (168, 169)
CANADA
Pre-School Age Children
Half daily Energy intake comes from ultra-processed foods
INCREASED consumption at age 3
Link BMI | skin-fold thickness | waist-to-height ratio | greater risk of Obesity at age 5
1 in 3 children affected by Overweight and Obesity (170, 171)
EUROPE
3 MILLION new Cancer diagnoses could be prevented between 2023 and 2050
if member states hit reduction targets on Tobacco and Alcohol
Tobacco still the leading cause of Cancer
20% of all Cancer related deaths in 2021 (172, 173)
CANADA
Ontario
New cases of Schizophrenia linked with Cannabis Use Disorder
Tripled over the last 17 years post legislation
270% INCREASE in those requiring hospital care for a Cannabis Use Disorder since before legalization to after legalization of non-medical Cannabis.
Concerning Increases over time in Schizophrenia diagnosis in those who had received care for a Cannabis Use Disorder before their diagnosis (174, 175)
USA
Exercise improves Brain function
Specialised cells involved in how body responds to insulin, activated in the brain after exercise (176, 177)
UK
1 in 5 adults living with Diabetes or Pre-Diabetes – 12 MILLION
4.6 MILLION diagnosed with Diabetes – reaching an ALL-TIME HIGH
6.3 MILLION living with Pre-Diabetes
left untreated – can progress to Type 2 Diabetes
1.3 MILLION living with undiagnosed Type 2 Diabetes
40% INCREASE in under 40s diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes
2035
Diabetes estimated cost £18 BILLION a year (178)
Projected in 2025
3.4 MILLION living with Cancer – New high
390,000 Bowel Cancer
120,000 Lung Cancer
890,000 Breast Cancer
610,000 Prostate Cancer
Driven by
Aging population | Increases in survival rates | RISE Melanoma | Thyroid | Liver Cancer
Experience of having Cancer worse for many people, including treatment delays
(179)
GLOBAL
4 in 10 patients Worldwide
Cancer Chemotherapy Drugs link Persistent Severe Chronic Peripheral Nerve Pain
Drugs damage healthy cells and tissues, including nervous system
47% Highest prevalence rates reported by patients in Asia
62% prevalence among those with primary Lung Cancer (180, 181)
CANADA
Exercise and improved Diet before major Surgery
Prehabilitation
Fewer complications
Enhanced recovery
Less time in hospital
Improved Quality of Life
50% reduced risk of complications with exercise
38% reduced risk of complications with nutritional support (182, 183)
USA
2024
50% RISE in Facial fat-grafting procedures throughout year
Trend fuelled by rapid weight loss drug face
Cosmetic surgeons correcting volume loss and sagging skin
Age 35 – 55
RISE in younger patients having facelifts
Nose jobs are the top surgical procedure (184)
Juicing can increase inflammation and trigger shifts in gut and oral bacteria in 3 days – Study says it offers a Reality Check
Vegetable and fruit juice only diet also linked to cognitive decline
(185, 186)
UK
UNEMPLOYMENT RISES
1.486 million people aged 16 or older were unemployed
1.806 MILLION people claiming Universal Credit or Job Seeker’s Allowance
(187, 188)
2012 – 2022
65% INCREASE in number of children and young people admitted to General Acute Medical wards in Hospitals because of a Mental Health concern
Girls aged 11 – 15
112.8% INCREASE IN HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
514.6% INCREASE FOR EATING DISORDERS
(189)
GLOBAL
Micronutrient Deficiencies – Global issue
45% with Type 2 Diabetes suffer from micronutrient deficiency
Termed as ‘hidden hunger’
Vitamin D – most common ‘missing’ nutrient (190)
UK
England
50-FOLD RISE over 10 years in Gender Dysphoria diagnoses among children
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE particularly females
From 2015 prevalence rose more quickly
HIGH LEVELS of Anxiety | Depression | Self Harm
Number of new cases and prevalence rose each year (191, 192)
USA
Children of Divorced Parents substantially more likely to have a Stroke later in life
Emotional turmoil in formative years
Lifelong Health effects including impacting on long-term Cardiovascular Health
Even after excluding physical and sexual abuse as children
60% HIGHER odds of Stroke
Diagnosed with Depression
76% HIGHER chance of having a Stroke (193, 194)
UK
Age 16 – 34
270,000 with Mental Health condition
Economically inactive due to long-term sickness
26% INCREASE over last year
Age 16 – 64
790,000 with Mental Health condition
Economically inactive due to long-term sickness
22% INCREASE over last year
UK only G7 country that has HIGHER LEVELS OF ECONOMIC INACTIVITY now than before pandemic with Benefits Bill spiralling (195, 196)
EUROPE
Sophisticated Drug Trafficking large supply of narcotics in the fast lane
Highly structured organisation
Convoys with Lead and Carrier Vehicles equipped with hidden compartments to evade Detection
Seizure – 151kg drugs
Cocaine | Synthetic Drugs | Cannabis Resin | Herbal Cannabis
€2.5 MILLION – Street Value (197)
USA
58% Employees report having a Physical Chronic Health Condition
Hypertension | Heart Disease | Diabetes | Asthma
• 76% manage conditions during work hours
• 60% have not formally disclosed this to their employer
• 49% feel they cannot take time off from work
• 49% feel they cannot take a break at work
• 36% skipped medical appointments or delayed getting care to avoid interfering with their work
Major hidden toll on the workforce’s lives and productivity (198)
GLOBAL
EVER INCREASING Doctor Shortages
Current Shortfall
6.4 MILLION Doctors Worldwide (199, 200)
UK
1 IN 5 MEDICAL STUDENTS CONSIDER LEAVING MEDICAL SCHOOL
• 40% symptoms Anxiety or Depression
• 50% experienced Insomnia
• 33% Emotionally Exhausted
• 60% Drinking Hazardously
• 50% had OCD
4 in 10 junior doctors want to leave the NHS asap (199, 200)
Adverse Childhood Experiences in firstborns linked with poor Mental Health of siblings
71% more likely to develop Mental Health problems between age 5 – 18 if first born in family experienced adversity during the first 1,000 days (201, 202)
Gen Z RISE in “ considered career” that resonates with their hobbies
Jobs that allow Travel and Mental Health support
47% do not want desk job
44% want strong career development prospects
55% research employers’ Environmental Impact and Policies before accepting the job (203)
USA & CANADA
Measles cases RISING
Highly contagious disease detected
Alaska | Georgia | New York City | Rhode Island | Texas
Canada
Quebec | Ontario (204, 205, 206)
EUROPE
Environmental Crime Network
35,000 tonnes of Medical and Hazardous Waste from
Italy, Slovenia, Germany and Croatia ILLEGALLY DISPOSED
Waste buried or dumped without being properly treated and disposed
€4 million profit criminals – Low risk – irreparable damage
False documents to declare as recyclable plastic waste (207)
USA
February 2025
Most comprehensive study on U.S. healthcare Spending
$1.44 BILLION – Type 2 Diabetes
$109 BILLION – Musculoskeletal Disorders
$93 BILLION– Oral Disorders
$81 BILLION – Ischemic Heart Disease
$72 BILLION – Urinary Diseases
Emergency Department care had the fastest growth (208, 209)
EUROPE
STI’s reach NEW HIGHS across Europe
Syphillis and Gonorrhoea cases soared
NOTABLE INCREASES among young people
Chlamydia most common STI
230,000 cases in 2023
Gonorrhoea
100,000 cases 2023
31% INCREASE YEAR ON YEAR
300% RISE from 2014 (210, 211)
FINLAND
Screen Time linked to higher Stress and Depression in Adolescence
25% – 30% experiencing symptoms of Depression and Anxiety
Reduction in Screen Time and Increased Physical Activity in Childhood can promote Mental Health in Adolescence (212, 213)
UK
2024
£500,000 worth of Silver was stolen from churches
Explosives used by criminals to force open safes
Stained glass windows smashed
Heavy oak doors forced open with angle grinders
Significant damage and distress caused to local church community (214)
Adult History of Depression linked to long-term Physical Health Conditions
30% faster to develop long-term health conditions in middle and older age
Arthritis and High Blood Pressure most common in those with a history of Depression
(215, 216)
GLOBAL
250 MILLION WOMEN WORLDWIDE USE HORMONAL CONTRACEPTION
(217)
DENMARK
Highest Risk Oestrogen Containing Products
Vaginal Ring and Skin Patch
Vaginal Ring
2.4–Fold INCREASING risk of Ischaemic Stroke
3.8–Fold Heart Attack Risk
Oestrogen-progestin pill double risk of Ischaemic stroke (218)
UK
ONLINE FORUMS TO TRADE EXPLICIT IMAGES OF LOCAL WOMEN
Underground network of men using peer-to-peer internet message boards to Order, Share and Trade
Systematic deep-seated Misogyny
Revenge Porn Helpline
57% yearly INCREASE in Revenge Porn Helpline reports
Chatbot introduced to meet the RISING DEMAND (219)
LIVER CANCER DEATHS RATES DOUBLE in last 20 years
81,300 deaths – Low Survival rates
Fastest RISING cause of Cancer death
Men over 60 more likely to develop the disease
50% Liver Cancer cases preventable with Lifestyle changes
(220, 221)
England
487,344 Fines issued
Parents taking their children out of school without permission
Department of Education data
22% RISE in a year
91% of Fines for unauthorised Family Holidays
February 2024
Cost of fines increased as part of drive to boost school attendance since the pandemic
(222, 223)
USA
Traffic delays SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASES fast-food restaurant visits
5pm – 7pm Traffic
Evening mealtime INCREASE in fast food visits (224, 225)
DRAMATIC INCREASE in Sports wagering and Gambling Addiction
Sportsbooks
Physical or online places where individuals place wagers on outcomes of sporting events
Sportsbooks expanded from a single state to 38 states
Hundreds of billions of wagers – mostly online
Coinciding with RECORD BREAKING DEMAND help for Gambling Addiction
(226, 227)
Legal loophole allowing Marijuana ads to slip past Regulations
reaching youngsters through Social Media
Marijuana Industry has adapted quickly to Marketing Restrictions –
same as marketing for Alcohol and E-Cigarettes (228)
GLOBAL
1 BILLION living with Obesity
at risk of developing Chronic conditions (229, 230)
BRAZIL
Weight Gain linked to High intake of ultra-processed foods
Processed meats ~ Cakes ~ Biscuits ~ Confectionary ~ Fried snacks ~ Ice-cream
Fizzy drinks
Encouraging consumption of unprocessed foods not sufficient in preventing Weight Gain due to Excessive consumption of ultra-processed foods (229, 230)
UK
20 Dangerous Substances banned by Government
Effort to make streets safer and curb Rising synthetic drugs threat
Synthetic drug Xylazine banned – known as ‘Tranq’
High strength veterinary sedative used often in combination with Opioids like Heroin
Border Force dogs training to detect a range of Nitazenes and Fentanyl –
currently the only country in the world to stop these substances entering the country
(231)
USA
Black and Hispanic children less likely to get a Migraine diagnosis in Emergency Department
Undergo less testing | Receive less intensive treatment
35% less likely to be admitted to inpatient care (232, 233, 234)
SWEDEN
Pregnancy Complications linked to Heart Disease in the Family
Sisters of women with adverse pregnancy outcomes –
40% HIGHER risk of Cardiovascular Disease – even uncomplicated pregnancies
(235, 236)
UK
Pregnant women ‘struggling’ to afford a mobile phone contract will be given them for free under a new NHS scheme
Scheme led by Equity Diversion and Inclusion (EDI)
Midwives aimed at tackling ‘digital exclusion’
Taxpayers are sick of paying for EDI roles in the NHS
Experts say how can they afford to raise a child, if they cannot afford a phone bill (237)
Retail Thefts hit RECORD HIGH LEVELS – spiralling out of control
20 MILLION incidents
55,000 A DAY
£2.2 BILLION cost to Retailers
Gangs are systematically targeting stores across the country
Staff threatened and abused TRIPLE the rate compared to 2020
Racial Abuse | Sexual Abuse | Physical assault
Threats with weapons – DOUBLE compared to previous year (238)
Sales RISING in popularity for full-fat milk and butter
Consumers appetite for low-calorie options drop
Supermarket Website Searches
417% SURGE in the term ‘full-fat milk’
280% RISE in ‘block butter’
233% RISE in ‘full-fat yoghurt’ (239)
EUROPE
Heavy smoking linked to unexplained Stroke in young adults
People under 50 have a higher risk of having an unexplained stroke
Cryptogenic Strokes
Type of ischemic stroke triggered by blockage of blood flow
20 packs of cigarettes a year – even HIGHER Stroke risks
Risks especially pronounced –m ales and adults aged 45 – 49
33% Strokes were in Smokers (240, 241)
USA
Biological clock plays a critical role in driving teenager’s late eating habits
Obese teenagers ate later in the day than their peers of healthy weight
Their eating behaviours were strongly influenced by their Circadian rhythm
(242, 243)
Type 1 Diabetes and Kidney Disease triggered by yo-yo dieting
Body weight cycling linked to renal complications and trigger Cardiovascular
50% women and 35% men classed as yo-yo dieters
Obesity rates SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASING among the Type 1 population
(244, 245)
GLOBAL
Daily 1 hour increment in Digital Screen Time
21% higher odds of Myopia
Meta-analysis 45 studies – 335,524 individuals
1 to 4 hours of Screen Time
SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER RISK for near-sightedness (246. 247)
UK
3 hours a day or more with Sedentary Behaviours
worsens Teenagers Mental Health
Higher Risk of facing psychological distress in the future
Video Games | Leisure Reading | Spending time distracted by screens
Sedentary Behaviour among adolescents – GROWING PROBLEM WORLDWIDE
(248, 249)
Treatments for Alcohol Addiction
No change in treatment for 70 years – desperate need for new drugs
50% relapse within 3 months
60% – 70% within 3 years
Scientists hope one-off dose of Ayahuasca –
powerful hallucinogenic could help drinkers reduce intake
Effects
Total out of body experiences
Fully immersive hallucinations
Entering colourful geometric landscapes (250)
Blackout challenge – Trending in recent years
Viral videos on Social Media platform
Also known as “pass-out challenge” or “ choking game”
Individuals film themselves, often for Social Media intentionally hyperventilating or restricting their air supply until they pass out.
Restricting oxygen flow to the brain can cause brain-cell death, which may result in permanent neurological damage, mental disabilities and death (251)
Forcing children to clear their plates ‘makes them fat’
33% parents always or often make children eat everything on their plate
Ireland
1 in 5 children Overweight or living with Obesity
6 in 10 adults Overweight or living with Obesity (252, 253)
No Fault Evictions hit an 8 YEAR HIGH
Section 21 hit HIGHEST LEVEL last year
32,387 households taken to Court by landlords seeking possession before rules change
Landlords selling – Renters are the real losers (254)
MYANMAR
1,041 Chinese rescued Scam Workers return home
Working at Online Scam centres
10,000 to be repatriated
Victims worldwide scammed of Billions of dollars
False romantic ploys | Bogus investment pitches | Illegal gambling schemes (255)
EUROPE
RISE OF VIOLENT ONLINE COMMUNITIES
Online grooming cult groups dedicated to normalising violence and corrupting minors
Advocating for the collapse of modern society through acts of terror, chaos and violence
Vulnerable minors targeted through gaming platforms
Manipulated to produce explicit sexual content, perpetrate self-harm, harm others and carry out murders (256)
Poland
12,000 Official documents forged by criminal group halted
Residence Permits Driving Licenses Passports Visas ID cards
Electronic devices | Documents | Bank credit cards (257)
AUSTRALIA
Healthy Lifestyle changes help low back pain
Reduce Disability | Improvement in Weight | Enhance Quality of Life
Too many people are referred to surgery or prescribed medications that don’t help and may lead to more harm (258)
ITALY
Tuscany
First region to approve Assisted Suicide
Most people who opt for medically assisted dying around the world have Cancer regardless of where they lived (259, 260)
UK
Cancer Death Rates
60% HIGHER in most deprived areas
28,400 Cancer deaths each year linked to Socioeconomic inequality
78 deaths a day
3 in 20 of all deaths from Cancer
Smoking – Biggest cause of Cancer
Causing at least 16 different types of Cancer
Smoking rates triple in deprived areas
2nd Biggest cause of Cancer
Overweight and Obesity (261, 262)
GLOBAL
Spine Injections for Chronic Back Pain
Experts strongly recommend against
Commonly used injections offer little/no pain relief – Procedures costly
Chronic Back Pain – Leading cause of Disability worldwide
1 in 5 adults
$134 BILLION in Healthcare spending for low back pain and neck pain (263, 264)
UK
56% of Employees trust colleagues to be productive working from home
63% trusted themselves to work productively from home
51% would take a pay cut if it meant they could work remotely
LACK OF PRODUCTIVITY – SYNONYMOUS WITH A LACK OF PURPOSE (265)
34% of Permanent Professional Staff considering moving to a temporary role to gain more flexibility
30% drawn to Temp roles
Day rate or fixed term contracts are perceived as having higher earning potential
Tight company budgets – greater pressure on workload and output (266)
10 year Study
75% Salaried Judges Report Stress Symptoms
77% Sleep Disturbances
57% Irritability
52% Headaches
50% of Coroners – High/Extreme Stress
4 in 10 Judges fear for their safety
HIGH levels of bullying experienced with Tribunal Judges
Looming Retention and Recruitment Crisis (267, 268)
Metropolitan Police hired over 1,000 officers without checking references
Many never chased up once recruit joined the force (269)
Every drivers personal information to be made available to Police
Access to data for 50 million motorists (270)
GLOBAL
BREAST CANCER DEATHS EXPECTED TO CLIMB
68% worldwide by 2050 – World Health Organization
38% RISE in new cases
1 in 20 women will be diagnosed during their lifetime
4 women every minute diagnosed with Breast Cancer (271)
USA
Poor Sleep drives High Blood Pressure in Teenagers
33% Adolescents complain of Insomnia
Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep and less sleep
5 times more likely to have seriously High Blood Pressure
Less than 7.7 hours sleep without Insomnia
3-fold HIGHER risk for elevated Blood Pressure (272)
CANADA
Difficult Menopause
Warning sign for future Dementia
Hot Flashes | Night Sweats | Sleep Problems | Chills | Weight Gain | Mood Symptoms Forgetfulness
Hormone Replacement Therapy did not improve cognitive scores (273, 274)
Patients who underwent Surgery immediately preceding the Weekend
SIGNIFICANTLY increased risk of death, complications and re-admissions
“Weekend effect” occurred across 25 common procedures (275, 276, 277)
USA
2024 – Medical Bills
31 MILLION Americans borrowed to pay Medical Bills
$74 BILLION
58% share concerns that they would experience Medical Debt if faced with a major Health event
Age 18 – 29
18% borrowed for Healthcare (278, 279)
EUROPE
Chronic Stress boosts Stroke risk in young Women
Women aged 18-49
78% INCREASE in Stroke risk for moderate Stress
Moderate stress has a higher risk of Stroke than high stress (280, 281)
USA
Athletes Concussion damage lingers in the brain for up to a year
Changes remained visible in brain scans even after they had been cleared to resume play
Presence of significant long-lasting Brain Changes
Reinforces concerns of consequences over time (282, 283)
Brain Tumours in Fire Fighters
linked to toxin exposure – Substance found in flame retardants and fire extinguishers
Unique pattern of genetic mutations found especially in those who had spent more years working (284, 285)
FDA warns against Recreational Use of ‘Laughing Gas’
Available in compact affordable cartridges – Sold under brand names
SERIOUS Side Effects
Euphoria | Relaxation | Dis-association from Reality (286, 287)
EUROPE
Measles cases at HIGHEST LEVEL in over 25 years
2024 European Region including parts of Central Asia
120,000 cases reported – Double the number from 2023
Romania had the most measles infections
40% were children under age 5
50% of all people with measles were hospitalised (288)
GLOBAL
74% RISE in demand for Palliative Care in past 30 years
One of the most overlooked areas of health care
2021
73.5 MILLION people
80% requiring palliative care are from low and middle-income countries
(289, 290)
NETHERLANDS
Older adults who move abroad after Retirement age
HIGHER risk of Loneliness
International Retirement increasingly popular around the world
Reduced contact with family/old friends and difficulties forming new connections
(291, 292)
USA
Sugary fizzy drink a day
INCREASED risk of Mouth Cancer
New Study over 30 years
4.87 times more likely to develop Mouth Cancer
Mouth Cancer rates RISING GLOBALLY (293, 294)
Loneliness
SIGNIFICANTLY affects how socially anxious people respond to Stress
High Social Anxiety people tend to feel Lonelier
Linked to weaker Cardiovascular response to Stress (295, 296)
CANADA
Cannabis Use Disorder Emergency Department visits and hospitalisations
MARKEDLY INCREASED risk of death compared to general population
INCREASED risk of death withing 5 years (297, 298)
GLOBAL
Global Trends towards Cannabis Legislation and Market Commercialisation
accompanied by INCREASING Cannabis Use and Cannabis Use Disorders
(297, 298)
UK
9,000 Headteachers Survey
93% had pupils take time off for Family Holidays
61% saw pupils kept home as they were too tired after an event the night before
81% of pupils take time off School for family events
Absence Trend getting worse
Parents regard school as ‘optional’ – this mindset persists
Change in Societal Attitudes in taking children out of classes since Pandemic
(299)
GLOBAL
Intermittent Fasting more effective than adopting a Traditional Diet
Weight Loss greatest among those following Intermittent Fasting
outperforms traditional diets
Alternative day fasting most effective (300, 301)
UK
£11 MILLION funding from Government
for children’s supervised Toothbrushing program
To help children develop positive brushing habits
England
1 in 5 children aged 5 have Tooth Decay
1 in 3 in deprived areas (302, 303)
USA
Spontaneous Weekend Drinks
26% INCREASED risk of negative outcomes
Embarrassment ~ Hangovers ~ Blackouts
17% of days
1 in 5 were drinking without any prior intention to
82% of unplanned drinking is on Fridays and Saturdays
Influence of Friends
12 times more likely to engage in unplanned drinking (304, 305)
UK
Sickness Benefits Bill
£100 BILLION RISE by end of decade
Proposal to strip under 30s of Personal Independence Payments (PIP)
since 2019
PIP claims TRIPLED for age 16 – 19
Age 16 – 24
1 MILLION not in Education, Training or Employment
Annual cost of PIP payments set to rise to £50 billion in 2029/30 (306)
January – June 2024
56 MILLION lost to Investment Scams
TRUE TOTAL MUCH HIGHER
Many ashamed or embarrassed to report
Often starts with fake Social Media advert or news alert
Windfall blocked by need for another payment (307, 308)
Big Weight swings in Obese people – INCREASED risk of Death
New research found for the first time
Obese adults with Cardiovascular Disease SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASES risk of death
Significant Weight Loss and Weight Gain raises risk levels
Over two thirds of people over the age of 35 are considered Overweight or Obese
(309)
UK & EUROPE
Unhealthy Plant Based Diet
48% HIGHER IBD risk
Potatoes and sweets linked to a higher risk of IBD (310, 311)
ECUADOR
Multi-tonne large-scale drug trafficking network operate seamlessly across Oceans
73 tonnes of drugs seized
Importing large quantities of Cocaine to
Belgium, Germany, Spain and The Netherlands (312)
USA
Mounting Evidence
Cannabis users at SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER RISK of a Heart Attack
even among younger and healthy adults
Largest Study to date
75 million people | 12 published studies
Previous Study
33% Heart Disease with daily Cannabis use (313, 314)
Tijuana – U.S. Mexico Border
Xylazine in the illicit drugs supply
Veterinary Anaesthetic not approved for human use
Increasingly detected alongside illicit Fentanyl in parts of U.S. and Canada
MOST PREVALENT on the East Coast (315, 316)
UK
Hour a day TV watching
Linked to lower risk of Heart attack, Stroke and other blood vessels diseases
Type 2 Diabetes and Sedentary Lifestyle
Major risk factors for Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease (317, 318)
77% of CEOs feel Overworked and Burned Out
37% considering change of Role, Direction or Retirement in next 2 – 3 years
33% Leaders do not feel confident to perform in a new role
64% workers report their workloads being more Overwhelming than ever
(319, 320)
MYANMAR
Thousands freed from Myanmar’s notorious Scam Centres
Cramped and unsanitary conditions in makeshift camps
Slow process to assess and arrange flights back to home countries
100,000 lured to work in Scam Operations
Run by Chinese Fraud and Gambling Operatives (321, 322)
GLOBAL
Maternal Mortality
1st Global update on causes of maternal deaths in over a decade
Haemorrhage and Hypertensive disorders like Preeclampsia
are leading causes of maternal deaths
27% Haemorrhage during or following birth
16% have Preeclampsia
HIGHER proportion in Latin America and the Caribbean (323, 324)
UK
Depression more common in people who stay up late at night
Age 17 – 28
Many young adults stay up late
Sleep Habits
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION can explain HIGHER RATES OF DEPRESSION in Evening Chronotypes (325, 326)
USA
Higher Income
Link to greater life satisfaction and more Stress
Stress even prevalent among those typically considered to be affluent
Once earnings are enough to cover basic needs, socialise, and look after their Health – there is MORE STRESS once Income Rises (327, 328)
GLOBAL
1 IN 10 COMMON NON-SURGICAL AND NON-INVASIVE TREATMENTS
FOR LOWER BACK PAIN EFFECTIVE
These treatments only had small analgesic effects compared to placebos
Low Back Pain Common and Debilitating
80% – 90% are non-specific because no immediate identifiable cause
Exercise, steroid injections and paracetamol NOT EFFECTIVE for Acute Lower Back Pain
Anaesthetics and Antibiotics NOT EFFECTIVE for Chronic Lower Back Pain
(329, 330, 331)
NEW ZEALAND
PREVALENCE IN DAILY VAPING HAS INCREASED
9-fold INCREASE over 8 years
High Rates indicate Vaping is normalised within youth culture
Vaping is a gateway to Smoking
E-cigarette companies are incorrect: Vaping is not replacing smoking in teenagers
(332, 333)
EUROPE
Alcohol Labels should Warn of Cancer Risk – essential for raising awareness
World Health Organization Europe
15% are aware that that Alcohol causes Breast Cancer
Europe is home to the heaviest drinkers in the world (334, 335)
USA
Colon Cancer linked to a HIGHER RISK of Health-Related Deaths
SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to die of Cardiovascular Disease causes
45% INCREASED RISK in the first 2 years
after Cancer diagnosis and in people younger than 50
74% INCREASED RISK in Black patients
55% INCREASED RISK in males
COLORECTAL CANCER ON THE RISE IN THE U.S. (336)
EUROPE
Largest Ever Europe Wastewater Analysis
68.8 million people | 28 cities across 26 countries
INCREASED Recreational Drug Use
MDMA Cocaine Amphetamine
87 MILLION ADULTS HAVE USED ILLICIT DRUGS IN THEIR LIFETIME
Since 2016
Annual INCREASE in most locations
COCAINE CONSUMPTION REMAINS HIGH – double that of 2023
Saturday – higher concentrations found (337)
MYANMAR
Earthquake – 7.7 magnitude
Death toll rises to over 1,600
Biggest quake to hit Myanmar in a century
Buildings severely damaged in Bangkok, Thailand
Aid Agencies warn
‘Extremely difficult’ response amid the country’s continuing civil war (338)
UK & JAPAN
Gender Gap in Teenage Depression
Twice as large in London than Tokyo
New Study of 7,100 young people
11 – 16 years
Girls have more Depressive Symptoms than boys in both cities
Gap is twice as large in London
4 times steeper YEAR ON YEAR RISE in Depressive Symptoms for teenage girls in London compared to Tokyo (339, 340)
EUROPE
France
Criminal network dismantled behind large scale healthcare subsidy fraud
Laundering proceeds in Germany
Fake Hearing Aid companies set up
Usurped diplomas used to secure accreditation from health authorities
€6.7 MILLION fraudulent reimbursements from false invoices (341)
European MDMA market
SIGNIFICANT AND PROFITABLE for Criminal Networks
€594 MILLION – Annual Retail Value
72.4 MILLION Ecstasy tablets used
MDMA production predominantly occurs in the Netherlands and Belgium
2018 – 2022
43% of the global quantity of MDMA was seized in Europe (342)
GLOBAL
20 MILLION PEOPLE USED MDMA WORLDWIDE IN THE PAST YEAR (342)
MORE WORKERS STRUGGLING WITH STRESS, ANXIETY AND BURNOUT
New Study across 16 countries age 18 – 75
Sick Leave for Mental Health reasons on the RISE
1 in 3 have at least one Mental Health condition
Depression and Anxiety most prevalent
No improvement shown from previous years
Factors affecting Mental well-being –
Financial instability | Job insecurity | Constant exposure to negative news in media
(343)
UK
England
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE in ADHD medication use following Pandemic
18% RISE yearly in ADHD prescriptions
HIGHER than previously reported
INCREASE in annual prescriptions across all 7 regions in England
28% – HIGHEST INCREASE seen in London (344, 345)
USA
Sugar-sweetened beverage intake
INCREASES Oral Cavity Cancer risk in women
162,602 women analysis – 30 years of follow-up
Consuming one or more sugar-sweetened beverages
4.87 times INCREASED risk, regardless of smoking or drinking habits
(346, 347)
GLOBAL
25% of All Employed worldwide are engaged in shift work (348, 349)
NORWAY
Sleep Debt and Night Work linked to HIGHER risk of common infections
INCREASED RISK OF THE COMMON COLD
Sleep Debt linked to vulnerability of
Pneumonia | Bronchitis | Sinusitis | Gastrointestinal infections (348, 349)
SWEDEN
Fatty Liver Disease linked to INCREASED risk of death from several diseases – TWICE mortality rate of general population
1 in 5 have MASLD Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease
caused by being Overweight or Obesity
35 times HIGHER mortality rate than Liver Cancer
54% HIGHER mortality rate for Cardiovascular Disease
INCREASED risk of dying from
Infections | Gastrointestinal Diseases | Respiratory Diseases | Endocrine Diseases
(350, 351)
GERMANY
3 days giving up smart phone can reshape Brain activity
Changes observed in parts of brain linked to reward processing and cravings – similar to brain signals connected to substance addictions.
Addictive like nicotine or Alcohol (352, 353)
FINLAND
Diets high in fast foods, processed meats and sugar-sweetened beverages
linked to ACCELERATED BIOLOGICAL AGING even in young adulthood
(354, 355)
SPAIN
Girls use Social Media networks more intensively
• Feel more observed
• Require more external positive feedback
• Pressured by outward image
• Projected physical appearance
Fashion and beauty that the Social Media algorithm usually offers by default has a clear impact on body image and self-esteem of girls (356, 357)
USA
Researchers concern about the RISE in Nitrous Oxide mis-use
Widespread Availability and enticing Marketing driving the Rise
RISE in hospitalizations, poisoning and deaths
13 MILLION Americans misused Nitrous Oxide
110% RISE in deaths between 2019 and 2023
Currently unregulated in the U.S (358, 359)
Omega-6 Fatty acid promotes growth of Aggressive types of Breast Cancer
Linoleic acid found in seed oils – Soybean and Safflower oil
Animal products like pork and egg
Enhances growth in the “Tripe Negative” Breast Cancer subtype (360, 361)
INABILITY TO PAY FOR CARE AND MEDICINE
hits HIGHEST LEVEL since 2021
29 MILLION adults in U.S. recently unable to afford or access Quality Healthcare
18% INCREASE among Hispanics
14% INCREASE in Black adults
25% INCREASE in lowest income Households (362)
UK
Ultra-processed food (UPF)
causes an alarming change in children’s faces
60% of British diets are of UPFs
70% Adolescent caloric intake from UPFs
Epidemic of jaw shrinkage – Accelerated in last 20 years
RISE in Orthodontic problems for children
Crooked Teeth | Braces | Buck Teeth | Lack Of Natural Gaps (363)
USA
SHARP INCREASE in Diagnoses
for Sedative, Hypnotic, Anxiety use disorder in young adults
Disorders Diagnosed
2.2 MILLION Americans impacted
3-FOLD INCREASE in the prevalence of adolescents
5-FOLD in young adults from 2001 – 2009
Most also had a co-morbid Substance Use Disorder
Cannabis Use Disorder in adolescents most common
Opioid Use Disorder in young adults (364, 365)
5-Fold INCREASE in Hospitalisations for Stroke
New Study over 15 years
INCREASE in cervical artery dissection
Tear in artery in the neck is HIGHER in some racial and ethnic groups
Generally caused by Trauma – motor vehicle accidents and heavy lifting
(366, 367)
Americans have POORER SURVIVAL RATES than Europeans across all Wealth levels
New Study over 10 years
Wealthiest Americans are not shielded from the systemic issues contributing to lower life expectancy, such as Economic inequality or risk factors –
Stress | Diet | Environmental Hazards (368, 369)
EUROPE
Loophole in EU proposed rebranding rules for no and low Alcohol wine products – making beverages appear more appealing
Some contain MORE Alcohol than most commercial beers, ciders and hard seltzers
(370)
UK
21% workers are willing to undergo a medical procedure to “sever” their work memories from their personal lives
34% would consider the procedure if they were paid more than $500,000
47% of Generation Z would for that amount of money
Employees relating to characters on TV shows confirms how blurred lines between Work and Personal Life have become
(371)
USA
RISE OF BOREOUT SYNDROME – polar opposite to Burnout
Job dis-engagement reaches ALL-TIME HIGH among American workforce
Symptoms resemble Burnout
Energy Depletion | Exhaustion | Fatigue | Underwhelmed | Quietly clocking out
• Depression
• Disinterest in job
• Listlessness
• Apathy
• Insomnia
• Stomach upset
• Headache
• Dizziness (372)
OBESITY DIABETES HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
REMAIN ON THE RISE IN U.S.
Someone dies of Heart Disease every 34 seconds
2,500 every day
• 47% Adults have High Blood Pressure
• 72% have Unhealthy Weight
• 42% have full-fledged Obesity
• 57% have Type 2 Diabetes (373, 374)
TANZANIA
2 weeks switching from a traditional African diet to a Western Diet causes inflammation
Traditional African diet includes vegetables, fruit, beans and wholegrains
Activates processes associated with Lifestyle Diseases (375)
AUSTRIA
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE CAUSES STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO KIDNEYS AT AN EARLY STAGE
Hypertension can lead to Abnormalities in specialised cells, even without other pre-existing conditions, such as Diabetes. (376, 377)
UK
Northern Ireland
SIGNIFICANT INCREASE universities Mental Health spending since pandemic
40% RISE in money allocated since 2020
Includes annual amount for salaries, well-being services and counselling
85% RISE in Mental Health spending – Mary’s University College, Belfast
INCREASED Financial and Social pressure main contributors to poor Mental Health
(378)
SWEDEN
High intakes of non-fermented milk and cheese
RISK of developing Type 2 Diabetes
26,461 study participants
17% developed Type 2 Diabetes during follow-up period of 24 years
Sweden among HIGHEST intake of dairy products worldwide (379, 380)
USA
Children and Adults with Type 1 Diabetes
SHARP RISE in Weight Loss drug use
200,000 medical records analysed over 15 years
Obesity rate among Type 1 patients INCREASED for ALL age groups
Highest Obesity Category
33% INCREASE in adults using weight loss drugs (381, 382)
UK
2024
Cosmetic Surgery Procedures RISE – More Normalised now
Driven by INCREASES in Facial Rejuvenation and Body Contouring procedures
Latest Figures of Treatments driving RISE
Breast augmentation most popular
24% RISE in Thigh Lifts
13% Bingo Wing removals
10,000 non-surgical procedures like Botox and Fillers performed (383, 384)
EUROPE
Good Metabolic Health linked with less time sitting down
New Study where participants spent 60% of the day being Sedentary
Older adults were less at risk of developing metabolic syndrome, regardless of whether they had a healthy diet or exercised (385, 386)
UK
Bowel Cancer – the 2nd biggest Cancer killer
35% adults admitted they cannot name a single symptom of Bowel Cancer
12% recognised bleeding from the bottom
24% identified stomach pain or cramping (387)
Britain
54% have Social Anxiety
72% aged 16–24 have Social Anxiety
2 in 3 say SOCIAL ANXIETY has impacted their personal and professional lives
90% of new cases occur before age 23 and rates are going up
England
500 children a day referred to NHS Mental Health Services for Anxiety
more than double the rate prior to pandemic
Screen Time and Pandemic Lockdown amongst the causes (388)
GLOBAL
One of the world’s largest paedophile platforms in the world has shut down
April 2022 – March 2025
1.8 MILLION users logged
Server contained 72,000 videos at one time
3,000 electronic devices seized – Huge profit made by platform creator (389)
EUROPE
France and Spain
Organised criminal network smuggling 1,700 migrants from Spain to France dismantled
May 2023 – August 2024
Over 500 smuggling Operations organised
Estimated turnover €250,000 – €427,000 (390)
Ireland
High-risk criminal network arrested
Large-scale Drug Trafficking transporting in vehicles from Spain to Ireland
(391)
France and Spain
26 tonnes of Illegal plant pesticides seized (392)
Egypt
Criminal network collected €10,000 each from over 3,000 migrants from Türkiye to Italy and Greece
Illegal journeys by sailboat (393)
GLOBAL
Employee Cohorts Influence Newcomer Retention
CONTAGIOUS QUITTING
Employees engaging in job-seeking behaviours
Others SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to follow, especially Generation Z
Effect only mitigated if newcomer has strong preference for organisation’s geographical location
25% Global workforce are from Generation Z
65% leave their job within the 1st year (394, 395)
UK
England
Young Professional Academy Footballers
HIGH levels Oral Disease
Poor Oral Hygiene
Sugary Sports Drinks
Stress due to High Performance Environment
76% Gingivitis compared to 40% of 15 year olds
22% Irreversible Periodontitis
31% Visible Decay (396, 397)
Hearing Loss link HEIGHTENED RISK of developing Heart Failure
Psychological distress caused by the impairment takes a key role
HEARING LOSS IS INCREASINGLY COMMON
Prevalence of Heart Failure is INCREASINGLY on the RISE
64 MILLION affected by Heart Failure worldwide (398, 399)
USA
Alcohol
8 drinks per week linked to signs of Brain Injury
Associated with Memory and Thinking Problems
Moderate Drinkers
45% had Vascular Brain Lesions
Heavy Drinkers
133% HIGHER odds – Vascular brain lesions
41% HIGHER odds – Alzheimer’s
Die 13 years earlier than those who never drank (400, 401)
FRANCE
Food Additive mixtures linked with increased risk of Type 2 Diabetes
First study to expose food additive mixtures in a large cohort of the general population
Milky Desserts | Fats | Stocks | Sauces | Artificially-Sweetened Drinks And Sodas
(402, 403)
GLOBAL
International Firearms Trafficking network Dismantled
Smuggling Assault AK Rifles and Hand Grenades into Western Europe
High powered weapons from illegal markets in Western Balkans trafficked into France for onward distribution (404)
AUSTRALIA
Lethal Synthetic Opioids found in Wastewater for the first time
Levels SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER than those found in U.S.
40 x stronger than Fentanyl – Etonitazepine(405, 406)
UK
England and Wales
Barber Shops – Nail Salons – Vape Shops
Cash intensive businesses used to conceal Crime proceeds
Used as fronts for money laundering
£12 BILLION Criminal cash generated each year (407)
More Domestic Abusers to be Charged with Manslaughter After Partner Dies By Suicide
Suspected Suicide – 2nd Year running
most common cause of Death among victims of Domestic Abuse
April 2020 to March 2024
50% were Domestic Homicides by current or ex-partners
54% of Domestic Homicides police know the perpetrator (408)
GLOBAL
Human and Economic Toll of Cybercrime Growing
Rise of Generative AI
SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED scale and sophistication of cyber crime
£10.5 TRILLION – cost of Global Cybercrime annually
If annual cybercrime was a country, it would be 3rd largest GDP worldwide (409)
USA
2018 – 2022
Federal Government LOST between
$233 BILLION and $521 BILLION Annually due to Fraud
(409)
HONG KONG
$1 BILLION for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research and Development Institute
1st international conference on embodied AI robots (410)
CHINA
$8.2 BILLION state fund for early-stage investment in Artificial Intelligence projects
Beijing
AI a NATIONAL PRIORITY (411)
USA
33% of Adults have Temporary Insomnia
Can be caused by switch to daylight saving (412)
UK
Health Effects for 8 Months Related to Clock Change
Small uptick in stroke, heart attacks, traffic accidents and sleep loss
INCREASING EVIDENCE – shifting clocks has a significant impact on our Circadian Rhythms and Sleep Health
This can lead to chronic ‘ circadian misalignment’ also known as ‘social jet lag’ – Associated with an increased risk of Obesity, Metabolic Syndrome and Mood Disorders
(412, 413)
New onset Type 2 Diabetes independent of BMI link
48% INCREASED risk of Obesity-related Cancers in men
24% INCREASED risk in women
34% INCREASED risk of Bowel Cancer in women
74% INCREASED risk of Pancreatic Cancer in men
4-FOLD Liver Cancer risk in men
5-FOLD increased risk of Liver Cancer in women (414)
EUROPE
European Ecstasy Market
New trends in Production and Trafficking
72.4 MILLION ecstasy tablets used
€594 MILLION Annual Retail Value
Significant Health Concerns Remain
due to presence of HIGH-STRENGTH ecstasy tablets on the market (415, 416)
USA
Screen Time Before Bed linked to Poorer Sleep in Adults
Daily Use of Screen Time – Later Bedtimes
33% more likely to report having poor Sleep Quality
Light exposure at Night can delay onset of melatonin
Not only is it light emitted from devices but Content that needs to be considered (417, 418)
Braiding Hair widely used by Black Women contain Dangerous Chemicals
10 most popular brands of Braiding Hair tested
100% Dangerous Chemicals detected including carcinogens
Black Women had much higher Blood and Urine concentrations of these endocrine disrupting chemicals
90% had UNSAFE levels of lead
HIGHEST levels of acetone found – respiratory irritant (419, 420)
American Aging Workers
Retirement distant dream – Issue High Cost of Living
50% lack steady Employment in their 50s
33% of these people will work in their 60s
80% of those who are stably employed in their 50s will work in their 60s
(421, 422)
UK
Romas And Travellers ground-breaking systematic review
Higher Rates of Mental Illness and Suicidality
SIGNIFICANT stigma around Mental Health and Suicide still exists in these Communities – difficult to seek help
Associated Factors
Socioeconomic Deprivation
Poor Physical Health
Barriers to Accessing Health Care
Women Worse Mental Health Outcomes
Enforced Gender Roles
Early Marriage
Domestic Violence (423, 424)
USA
Binge and Heavy Drinking
Rates among young Female Adults INCREASING
Alcohol-Related Liver Disease and Mortality
RAPID INCREASE among women and middle aged-adult females
Trend worsened beginning in 2020
Women have a GREATER RISK of Liver Injury compared with men
for any level of drinking (425, 426)
Emergency Rooms treat Gunshot wound every half-hour
Firearm Injuries follow specific patterns throughout the year
HIGHEST during Evenings, Weekends, Summer Months and Holidays
Hit average peak between 2.30am and 3am
Most Dangerous Day – New Year’s Eve
Most Dangerous Month – July (427, 428)
FDA warns of Fake Ozempic found in Drug supply chain
Used off-label by people seeking to lose weight
Ozempic
$998 drug retails for 4 injections used weekly
2024
$17 BILLION sales from Ozempic
$8 BILLION sales from Wegovy (429, 430)
CANADA
Cannabis Users that require Hospital-Based Care
72% INCREASED risk of new Dementia diagnosis within 5 years
New Study 6 million adults over age 45
Evidence of Association between Cannabis Use and Dementia CONTINUES TO INCREASE (431, 432)
Mommy Makeover Most Popular Plastic Surgery Trend
New Trend
RISE IN PLASTIC SURGERY DUE TO WEIGHT LOSS DRUG
“Ozempic makeover” taking over to address effects of –
Rapid significant weight loss coming with loose sagging skin and hollow cheeks (433)
CHINA
Researchers Present Compelling Evidence of Temporal Lobe Pathology
SIGNIFICANTLY Contributes to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder symptoms
Rare Structural Brain Abnormality
Intersection between OCD and Temporal Lobe Porencephaly
Porencephaly
Presence of cystic cavities or fluid-filled spaces within the brain tissue that arise due to developmental disruptions or perinatal injuries (434, 435)
USA
Antibiotic Exposure Before age 2
Link Asthma ~ Food Allergies ~ Hay Fever
Drugs disrupt digestive microbiome at significant time in child’s development
Stronger Associations following multiple Antibiotic courses
Connection Between Antibiotic Use And Intellectual Disability (436, 437)
SPAIN
74% Schools Failing to meet Nutritional Standards
45% must be seasonal – New directive of fresh fruit and vegetables every day
Healthier menus created in effort to reduce Childhood Obesity
Sugary Drinks and Junk Foods banned from vending machines (438)
UK
Dog owners prefer Crossbreeds and Imports to Domestic Pedigree breeds
22% INCREASE in French bulldogs
SHARP RISE in Trends for Imported Pedigrees (439, 440)
USA
Strong link between Hearing Loss and onset of Dementia in Seniors
1st ever Large Scale Study
Hearing intervention slows down loss by 48% over 3 year span (441, 442)
UK
Age 16 – 24
Disturbing RISE in Ketamine abuse
Bladders damaged by Ketamine use
Generation Z – Drug of choice due to feelings of Euphoria
Ketamine use among school children more than doubled in the last decade
Used to “ chill” in local parks with Friends or at Home – less than £2
Developed in 1960’s
Ketamine used as battlefield anaesthetic in Vietnam War
Also used as Animal Tranquiliser (443, 444)
2.8 MILLION currently Economically Inactive due to ill health
815,000 claimants made use of Vehicle Scheme
$7 BILLION turnover
Extremely Lucrative Guaranteed Revenue Stream
in the form of state funded benefits and a de facto monopoly
All stemming from Taxpayers’ Money
1 in every 5 new cars in Britain purchased under the scheme (445)
Money Dysmorphia Online Searches Rocketing
136% RISE in past year
Social Media fuelling unrealistic comparison
Money Dysmorphia
Disconnect between Financial Reality and Perception of how Wealthy they are
Excessive Panic and Anxiety around Finances | Financially Insecure | Overspending
(446)
England
1 in 3 women living with serious reproductive health issues
Age 16–55
75% report recent experiences of at least one reproductive health-related issue
1 in 3 have severely painful periods
50% had heavy bleeding in the last year (447, 448)
USA
Alarming Trend
Middle-aged people feeling Lonelier than other age groups
Not Working
Top reason for HIGHER amount of Loneliness (449, 450)
GLOBAL
Children interacting unsupervised with adults on a Gaming Platform
Disconnect Between Child-Friendly Appearance And Reality
Sexualised content
85 MILLION daily active users
40% under age 13
Parents have serious concerns
Children experiencing Addiction
Seeing Traumatising content
Being approached by Strangers
Children young as 5 able to communicate with adults on this platform
(451)
UK
RISE of Victorian Diseases
Due to Poor Housing and Food Insecurity
April 2024 year ending
73% INCREASE in Scabies cases
Hypothermia cases due to Patients unable to afford Heating
90% Doctors worried about impact of Health Inequalities on Patients
46% Doctors report 50% workload involves illnesses linked to Social Factors
Unemployment | Education | Poor Housing (452)
4.6 MILLION Cars too Big and Wide for Typical Urban Parking Spaces
Ownership of ‘super-sized’ SUVs SOARING
30% RISE in 4 years
71% of Car owners say it makes parking more difficult
INCREASING risk of Fatalities, Pot Holes and Friction with Neighbours (453)
England and Wales
1 in 6 miles of Local Road Network
have less than 15 years’ Structural life left
£17 BILLION Backlog of Carriageway Repairs
HIGHEST in 30 years even with a pothole filled every 18 seconds for 10 years
Roads on average resurfaced every 93 years (454, 455)
GLOBAL
Type 5 Diabetes observed for 70 years now formally recognised
Also known as Diabetes Mody or Severe Insulin-Deficient Diabetes (SIDD)
25 MILLION Globally affected by Type 5 Diabetes
Linked to malnutrition, not Obesity
Stems from impaired Pancreatic development due to long-term nutrient deficiencies
(456)
BELGIUM
Industrial-Scale lab producing synthetic drugs dismantled
Hundreds of kilos of Methamphetamine and Amphetamines produced every month (457)
EUROPE
Large-Scale Tax Fraud
Huge quantities of wrecked cars bought from U.S. Insurance Companies at online Auctions – HIDDEN DAMAGE not revealed
Hazardous Vehicles bought for a high price – Cars damaged in Accidents
Network of sham Companies and Fake Import Papers cover origin of Car
Lower value than what they paid for the vehicles disclosed to customs
Vast criminal organisation active in smuggling badly damaged cars from the U.S. into the E.U.(458)
CHINA
Disturbing Cosmetic Procedures RISING
Unrealistic ~ Hyper-feminine ~ Infantile Ideal
Exploded in popularity over the last 20 years – Driven by Social Media
Built for the Screen
Under Filters and Ring Lights – Results can look Flawless
In real life the face can look not quite human and not quite child
20 MILLION pay for Cosmetic Procedures every year
80% are Women – average age 25 (459)
UK
2.1 MILLION Motorists have Bad Eyesight and Still Driving
UK Licensing system ‘laxest’ in Europe
Visual Ability Test
not changed since the 1930s
Age 70
Driver self-reports if they can read a number plate (460)
59% Teachers report Social Media negatively impacts Pupil Behaviour
RISE in Racism and Misogyny through
Social Media
Messaging Apps
Online gaming platforms
27% Female Teachers Regularly Receive Verbal Abuse
Teachers from Black, Caribbean or African Backgrounds
29% report Physical Abuse several times a week (461)
England and Wales
Britain’s Shoplifting Epidemic
516,000 cases in a year for the first time
SHARP RISE since Pandemic – Record Levels in the past 2 years (462)
FINLAND
Party Lifestyle has Impact on Health from age 36
And persisted throughout 40s, 50s – New Study over 60 years
Unhealthy Habits – HIGHERS rates of –
Depression | Cancer | Heart Disease | Lung Disease | Early Death (463, 464)
UK
70% British women will experience debilitating period pain for 4 solid years
78% told by a medical professional COMPLETELY NORMAL to have discomfort Every month
49% told that the only option is birth control
48% admit that they lack any energy
31% say it’s unmanageable
37% forced to spend hours in bed
34% couldn’t leave the sofa (465)
91% Farmers say Mental Health
BIGGEST HIDDEN PROBLEM facing industry today
UK farmers work average 60 hours per week
44% aged 41–60 working MORE than 81 hours a week
33% admit having accident or near miss when working 9 or more hours a day (466)
Generation Z
INCREASINGLY listen to peers over doctors for Health advice
New Global Survey – 16,000 people across 16 countries
Age 18 – 34
45% ignore Health providers guidance – listen to Friends and Family
38% take advice from Social Media
45% say average person can know as much about Health matters as Trained Doctors
60% report at least one health decision they regret based on inaccurate or misleading information (467)
GLOBAL
Global Survey 2025
Many believe Societal Leaders purposely mis–lead on Health matters
saying things, they know are False or Gross Exaggerations
59% believe Business leaders mislead on Health matters
57% Government leaders
57% Journalists (468)
UK
Anaemia in Early Pregnancy – first 100 days
linked to HIGHER chance of having a child with Congenital Heart Disease
Heart Conditions that develop in the womb before a baby is born
47% HIGHER than the usual risk of 1 in 100 (469, 470)
USA
FDA warns of potential risks
Unapproved Hair Loss product sold online through Telehealth
Advertising topical Finasteride sprays with limited disclosures of Side Effects
Users reported Depression, Anxiety, Suicidal Thoughts, Brain Fog, Fatigue, Insomnia, Decreased Libido, Sexual Side Effects and Testicular Pain (471, 472)
CANADA
26% RISE in teenage Cannabis use after edibles Legalised
Chocolates, Candies and Sodas appeal to Youth – Perceived as less harmful as legal
Linked to Anxiety and Depression and Higher Risk of Schizophrenia
Also affects Brain areas tied to decision making and learning
43% RISE in use of edibles alone
28% RISE in using Cannabis and Alcohol together (473, 474)
USA
Ultra-Processed Foods linked to
124,000 Preventable and Premature deaths over 2 years
Global Study
(475, 476)
GLOBAL
UPFs contribute SIGNIFICANTLY
to overall burden of Disease in many countries
High consumption of Ultra–Processed Foods
associated with 32 different diseases including Cardiovascular Disease, Obesity, Diabetes, some types of Cancer and Depression (475, 476)
Global Weight Loss company files for Bankruptcy
$1.6 BILLION of DEBT
Struggled with declining revenue – competition from the latest Weight Loss drugs
Customers turning to a new generation of weight loss drugs to lose weight with far less effort (477)
Side Effects of Aspartame Developed in 1965
Low calorie sweetener found in diet, fizzy drinks and low sugar desserts
200 TIMES SWEETER THAN SUGAR
Long-Term Use Increases Risk –
Cardiovascular Disease (including strokes and heart attacks)
Diabetes
Hypertension
High Cholesterol
Obesity (478)
Poor Workforce Engagement Cost to Economy in 2024
$438 BILLION in lost productivity
62% Not Engaged
17% Actively Disengaged
58% Struggling in Life
Past 12 years this measure only declined twice – Other time in 2020
Managers experiencing SHARPEST DECLINE – feeling demotivated and disengaged
If World’s Workforce were FULLY ENGAGED
$9.6 TRILLION added to Global Economy (479, 480)
Generation Z
Talking to someone – reach for phone after 2 minutes
48% Checking Messages
44% Scrolling Social Media
63% admit Struggle in real life interaction
77% use phone as a form of Escapism
75% struggle to maintain concentration whilst interacting
39% felt a strong urge to look at their device
28% switch off at work – affecting their productivity (481, 482)
USA
This Year’s Flu Shot linked to HIGHER Flu Risk in Adults
Influenza vaccination of working-aged Adults
Associated with a HIGHER RISK of Influenza
Indicating vaccine did not provide expected protection this winter (483, 484)
JAPAN
Babies Conceived during Winter Months
Less susceptible to weight gain when they become adults
Brown fat, which encourages the body to burn fat, tended to be more active among those conceived during the colder months (485, 486)
AUSTRALIA
High-Fat High-Sugar Diets (HFHS) impact Cognitive function
World-first research links unhealthy diets to impaired location memory
HFHS Diets and first person spatial navigation
Spatial Navigation: ability to learn and remember path from one location to another
(487, 488)
USA
Father’s Mental Health can impact children for years
Children aged 5
exposed to paternal Depression that goes undiagnosed or unaddressed – likely to have behavioural issues in grade school
50% INCREASE in prevalence when mother also experiencing Depression
Kids whose fathers reported Depressive symptoms such as feeling sad, blue or depressed when they were age 5, by age 9 significantly more likely to exhibit restlessness, defiance and anger, lower levels of co-operation and self-esteem (489)
1.2 MILLION Medical Device Side Effect Reports
NOT submitted within Legal Timeframe
400,000 submitted 6 months after manufacturer notified of adverse event
1 in 6 reports had missing or invalid date data provided by the Manufacturer (490)
Children and Adults with Type 1 Diabetes
SHARP RISE in weight-loss drug use
2 MILLION Americans have Type 1 Diabetes
All Age Groups and Ethnicities
Obesity rates INCREASING among Type 1 Diabetes patients (491, 492)
USA
33% INCREASED risk of developing Dementia associated with long-term use of common Acid Reflux drug
Medication previously linked to HIGHER risk of
Stroke | Broken Bones | Kidney Disease (493)
UK
Unhealthy Lifestyles and High Cholesterol
trigger RISE in Statin Prescriptions
Britons are Older, Fatter and Less Active than ever
Year on year INCREASE in number of people with Cardiovascular risk factors
Health Chiefs fear Country heading for a Heart Disease catastrophe
England
3.8 MILLION taking Statins daily
175,000 extra patients prescribed the drug in last 6 months
6 MILLION treated for High Blood Pressure (494)
Sports Bras Trigger Back Pain by putting Pressure on the Spine
Study built on 20 years Research
Achieving 100% bounce reduction in Sports Bras –
causing unintentional increased loading on the spine (495, 496)
GLOBAL
Males HIGHER rate of disease and a HIGHER rate of death
compared to females for 3 common diseases – New Global Analysis
Diabetes | High Blood Pressure | HIV/AIDS
SIGNIFICANT differences identified between sexes at each step in “health pathway”
Exposure to a risk factor | Development of the condition | Diagnosis | Treatment | Death
(497, 498)
UK
2025
Adolescents with Mental Health Study
Comparing themselves with others on Social Media
Lack of self-control over time spent on Social Media platforms
Changes in mood due to the likes and comments received
Reduced willingness to be Honest about their emotional state when online
50 minutes Extra spent Online Each Day
compared to those without a Mental Health condition (499, 500)
Generation Z – Internet Obsessed and Job Shy
REFUSE TO WORK for less than £40,000
Prime Minister warning ‘wasted generation’
Age 16 – 24
1 Million NOT in Education, Employment or Training
Highest Level Since 2013
58% NEVER been in Paid Employment
change of attitude to the concept of work (501)
Gen Z are leading the Surge in Weight Loss injections
Age 16 – 24
More open to Medical Interventions
17% considering using them as part of their Health journey
30% said they or someone they knew had purchased the injections
Pervasive Influence of Social Media and Celebrity
Endorsements have normalised RAPID Weight Loss solutions (502)
USA
Anal Cancer steadily INCREASING
Anal Cancer rates RISING fastest
white women over age 65 and Hispanic women
if Trend continues – DOUBLE in less than 17 years
90% of Anal Cancers are linked to HPV – Human Papillomavirus (503)
UK
Gymtimidation
1 in 4 are self-conscious at the Gym
28% worry about using equipment incorrectly
And Suffering indignity of a viral gym fail video
Gymfluencers filming content get annoyed when someone walks into their shot
Mansplaining – men offering advice to women
Gym Bros – men who spend SIGNIFICANT amount of time in the gym (504)
Social Anxiety
90% new cases occur before age 23
and Rates are on the up
Age 16–24
72% of Gen Z impacted by fear of Social Situations
54% of all British people are affected by Social Anxiety
2 in 3 impacted in their Personal and Professional lives
England
500 children a day referred to NHS Mental Health services for Anxiety
Double the rate prior to Covid
HIGH Social Media use is linked to Anxiety and Depression (505)
Benefit Fraud and Error remain well above pre-pandemic levels
Fraud and error in Benefit expenditure – one of the DWPs most significant risks
2023 – 2024
£9.7 BILLION overpayments
2022
Department for Work & Pensions set out its approach to deal with Fraud and Error
(506)
49% Employees knowingly share risky Social Media posts
could expose employers to Reputational or Financial damage
73% Workers admit to having falling victim to a Cyber Attack
80% access Workplace applications on personal devices –
which don’t have security controls
49% use the same log in for multiple Work applications (507)
Beauty Clinics offering Banned Treatments derived from Human Cells
Touted as latest “Miracle” Skin Care Treatment
Experts warn of serious health risks using exosome products harvested from human donors (508)
AUSTRALIA
Drownings RISE as Schools Cut Swimming Lessons
48% year 6 cannot swim 50 metres or tread water for 2 minutes by age 12
39% still unable to swim by Year 10
Age 5 – 14
1 in 10 have never had a swimming lesson
31% of Schools did not offer learn-to-swim programs
Major Barriers – Cost |Staffing Shortages | Time Limitations (509)
UK
Special Needs System on its knees
95% Teachers report needs of pupils more complex over the last 5 years
94% workload INCREASED as a result of paperwork
due to more students in class with special educational needs
2024
76% Verbal Abuse from pupils
61% Physically Assaulted
57% Threats of Physical Assault
53% Attacks Daily
55% Attacks INCREASING in Severity (510)
2024
£1.1 BILLION – Benefits Bill for Migrants
Surge in number of Asylum seekers granted Refugee status
33% INCREASE in Benefit Claims by Refugee householders in a year
40% RISE in illegal Migrant arrivals crossing channel in small boats
2023 and 2024
110,000 applications granted – Approval of Asylum Claims
HIGHEST LEVEL since records began 40 years ago (511)
USA
1 in 7 adults aged 30 and 59 have HIGH long term risk for Cardiovascular Disease
28 MILLION currently have Cardiovascular Disease
figure expected to RISE
Physical Activity and Dietary Interventions identified to lower Disease risk (512, 513)
Older Vehicles with fewer Driver Assistance Technologies
linked to INCREASED risk of driver death in fatal crashes
Teenagers Driving
Vehicles 6 – 15 years old
19% GREATER risk of Driver Death
Vehicles older then 15 years
31% GREATER risk (514, 515)
UK
Biggest Ever Crackdown
Organised Medicines Trafficking
in the history of Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
Hundreds of thousands of medicines seized including –
Controlled drugs such as Opioid painkillers and Anti Anxiety medicines
£100,000 cash
Luxury watches
Criminal assets held in Cryptocurrency (516, 517)
USA
Start Hunting Season
linked to INCREASED rate of hunting and non-hunting related Firearm incidents
566% uptick in hunting-related Firearm incidents
Increase in Firearm incidents not related to hunting –
11% Increase in Suicide
87% Alcohol and Substance Misuse
27% Defence
27% Domestic Violence
30% Home Robbery (518, 519)
Firearm Homicides
Police fire more shots than civilians
U.S. has HIGHEST rate of deadly police encounters in developed world
Age 24 – 44
Black people
Living outside Northeast Region of U.S.
Disproportionately killed by the police
Have more gunshot wounds per fatality
80% Police victims shot multiple times
66% shot by civilians (520, 521)
Bitcoin Mining INCREASES Levels of Air Pollution
Harmful to Human Health
34 Bitcoin Mines consumed 33% more electricity than Los Angeles
85% came from fossil fuels
1.9 MILLION Americans were exposed to pollution from Bitcoin Mines (522, 523)
GLOBAL
Diets Rich in Ultra-Processed Foods
linked to HIGHER Risk of Early Death
High Salt, Sugar and Saturated Fat
Crisps ~ Instant noodles ~ Sweetened breakfast cereals ~ Sausages
10% INCREASE in UPF diets = RISE in Premature Deaths (524, 525)
UK
Half of all Sick Notes handed out without patient seeing a Doctor
GP staff NOT qualified in –
Occupational Health
Lack of knowledge about patient workplace dynamics
Lack of time to get to the bottom of any workplace barriers
93% of Fit Notes issued by GP staff
Fit Note is a Sick Note – ‘Fitness for Work’ certificate (526)
800,000 Working Age are Economically Inactive for Health reasons
Growth in number becoming Economically Inactive
10 times the growth of the working age population
1 in 5 have work-limiting Health Conditions
31% INCREASE
2015 – 2024
77% INCREASE in ages 16 – 34
Largest increase in work-limiting health conditions (527)
USA
One of the largest Fentanyl seizures in U.S. history
Drugs distributed in New Mexico | Arizona | Utah
409 kilos of Fentanyl pills including 3 million pills (528)
SOUTH KOREA
Metabolic Syndrome
Linked to INCREASED risk of Young-Onset Dementia
40s greater risk than 50s
Females with Metabolic Syndrome INCREASED risk of Dementia compared to males
Excess Belly Fat | Cholesterol | High Blood Pressure | High Blood Sugar
High Triglyceride Levels
People with all 5 components
70% INCREASED risk of Dementia (529, 530)
USA
Popular Weight Loss Drugs show Unexpected Link to Low Blood Sugar
2021 – 2023
442% RISE in number of Semaglutide Prescription fills
2022 – 2023
24,499 Emergency room visits related to Semaglutide
Poison Centres
1,500% INCREASE in calls since 2019
related to overdose or side effects on injectable Weight Loss Drugs (531, 532, 533)
GLOBAL
Stadiums, Hospitals, Airlines adapting RISE in Obesity
Growing in Demand
Extra-Width Spectator Seating
Double-Width Trolley Stretchers
Bariatric Ambulances
Oversized Coffins
Heavy Duty wheelchairs
Extra-wide furnaces in crematoriums (534)
USA
Majority Emergency Department visits related to taking Semaglutide
attributed to Gastrointestinal Complications and Hypoglycaemia
Most common Gastrointestinal Issues
Nausea | Vomiting | Abdominal pain | Diarrhoea
Age 18 and older
All adverse events (535, 536, 537)
UK
Age 18 – 20
across the country being fast tracked into Train Driving Careers
to Increase number of drivers and improve service reliability
87% Cancellations made night before the service – due to driver shortages
48 – Current average age of Train Driver
30% of the workforce due to retire by 2029 (538)
USA
Fluctuating Cholesterol over time
associated with Dementia risk in older adults
Onset of Dementia can be undetected – come as major surprise to older adults
(539, 540)
UK
Head Injuries induced in Sports and Military Service
linked to dormant virus in Brain triggering onset of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Football and Boxing are SERIOUS HEALTH THREATS now
Repeated mild blows causing latent virus in the Brain to become active (541, 542, 543)
USA
Depression and Heart Failure linked in U.S. Veterans
Compelling Evidence
Depression SIGNIFICANTLY elevates the risk of incident Heart Failure
Study challenges the traditional paradigm that prioritises Biological over Psychological
(544, 545)
Adult use of illicit Opioids
20 times HIGHER prevalence than previously reported
Findings add evidence that Government counts SIGNIFICANTLY UNDER–ESTIMATE illicit Drug use (546, 547)
TURKEY
Hatay Province
PTSD among Earthquake survivors
Destruction unprecedented in recent history
29% met PTSD Diagnostic Criteria
38.8% had significant Depressive symptoms
Unemployment INCREASED risk of PTSD 2.5 times more (548, 549)
NORTH KOREA
Illegal Wildlife Trade
1st in-depth Study
Black Market Trade grew after the collapse of the economy
Economic hardship linked to surge in wildlife exploitation
Hunting and trapping wild animals for personal consumption or Black Market Trade – Domestically or for sale to buyers in China
State ACTIVELY PROFITING from species protected under Domestic and International Law (550, 551, 552)
SOMAILILAND
Anxiety and Sleep Disturbances COMMON among young adults
COMMON EXPERIENCE IN VERY SERIOUS FREQUENCY (all of the time)
Academic Stressors | Financial Pressure | Interpersonal Relationships (553, 554)
GLOBAL
Prevalence of Sexual Violence against Children
Most Comprehensive Investigation
Age 13 – 24 – First Sexually Abused during Childhood before Age 18
67% Females
72% Males
Before Age 16
42% Females
48% Males
Survivors of Sexual Violence have a Higher Risk of developing
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Asthma
• Substance Abuse
• Sexually Transmitted Infections (555, 556)
PALESTINE
Nursing Students
ALARM FATIGUE have INCREASED STRESS
Critical Care units have relentless barrage of Alarms designed to signal vital changes in patient status
Significant portion are false alarms or non-actionable alerts
Constant auditory stimulus can cause sensory overload diminishing alertness
Long-term Excessive Stress And Burnout risk elevating staff turnover rates (557, 558)
SWEDEN
Fatty Liver in Pregnancy
3 x INCREASED Risk of Pre-Term Birth
Risk cannot be explained by Obesity (559, 560)
UK
Engaging in small amounts of moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity
Associated with BIG reductions in Dementia risk
35 minutes a week
41% Lower risk of developing Dementia
35 – 69 minutes
60% Lower risk of developing Dementia
70 – 140 minutes
60% Lower risk of developing Dementia (561, 562)
USA
Women in 80s who are sleepier during the day over 5 year period
Associated with DOUBLE the risk of developing Dementia during that time
56% participants showed large changes in sleep patterns
19% developed Dementia with daytime Sleepiness (563, 564)
Users displaying high problematic (excessive and dependent) Social Media Use
SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to engage with and believe Fake News
Users inclined to click, like comment and share false news regardless of Accuracy
Problematic Social Media Use
Similarities with Substance Use and other Behavioural Addictive Disorders
(565, 566)
GLOBAL
Women with Infertility History
Greater risk of Cardiovascular Disease after Assisted Conception
1 in 6 worldwide experience infertility in their lifetime
More likely to develop heart and blood vessel conditions later in life (567, 568)
AFRICA
HIV infections RISE among older adults
yet prevention efforts remain youth centred
2000 – 2016
Sub-Saharan Africa
Adults age 50+ living with HIV has DOUBLED (569, 570)
USA
Widespread Eating Disorders in College Students
30,000 students from 26 colleges and universities
MORE prevalent and diverse than previously thought
Risk was uniform across white, black, Asian and Latino students
78% Women with Eating Disorders also showed signs of Depression
68% Men with Eating Disorders also showed signs of Depression
(571, 572)
UK
£9.5 BILLION in Benefits OVERPAID over past year
DUE TO FRAUD AND ERROR
£6.5 BILLION fraudulent claims
£1.9 BILLION overpayments due to claimant error
£1 BILLION due to Official Errors
Main Cause
Under-Declaring Earnings, Financial Assets or Capital
Failing to Declare Living With a Partner (573)
GLOBAL
Store-bought Rice – SIGNIFICANT levels of Arsenic
211 different grain samples from 105 different brands
Associated with Health risks
Developmental delays | Liver Disease | Kidney Disease | Cancer (574, 575)
CANADA & USA
1 in 5 Boys and Men meet Diagnostic Criteria for Eating Disorder
Findings highlight growing concerns
related to Body Image, Eating Behaviours and Eating Disorders
HEIGHTENED risk among
Gay and Bisexual boys and men and those with a Higher Body Mass Index
Highest Prevalence
Bulimia Nervosa (576, 577)
UK
Ultra-processed foods INCREASE risk of Anxiety and Depression
Major Population Study
UPF intake increase driven by Globalization and Urbanization of Food Systems
Higher UPF Intake
more likely to be younger people, have higher BMI and Unhealthy Lifestyles
(578, 579)
GLOBAL
Unprecedented Outbreak in Pandemic
has shaped virtually every aspect of Human Life
ESCALATION of Parental Anxiety driven by –
Fears of Viral Contagion
Exhaustion
Economic instability
Disruption of daily routines
Uncertainty regarding children’s educational progress
WIDESPREAD ANXIETY led to Parenting Styles
Strict and High Control or Indulgence and Laxity (580)
USA
Cyberbulling in any form leads to SIGNIFICANT Trauma in Youth
90% Teenagers experienced some form of Cyberbullying (581, 582)
GLOBAL
30% Students facing Cyberbullying
exacerbated by Social Media and online interactions (581, 582)
USA
Young people are not drinking Alcohol – instead sipping cans of THC
55% Gen Z regret spending money on Alcohol
THC beverages RISE in popularity
$4 BILLION industry by 2028
Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol
Psychoactive compound found in Marijuana infused into carbonated drinks
(583, 584)
2023
$2.7 TRILLION cost of illicit Opioids primarily Fentanyl
41% – Cost attributed to deaths
49% – Attributed to lost Quality of Life
$277 BILLION – Other Costs
Healthcare | Reduced Labour Productivity | Crime-Related Expenses
93% Opioid deaths are from Fentanyl
Originating in China and Trafficked through Mexico (585)
ISRAEL
Early Onset of Menopause
link HIGHER risk of Fatty Liver Disease and Metabolic Disorders
largest study of its kind
Age 40 – 44 women undergoing menopause
46% INCREASED risk of MASLD within one year of Menopause
Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD)(586)
UK
Significant Weight Gain, Late Motherhood or not having Children
2.7 times more likely to develop Breast Cancer – Large UK study
MORE women are now Overweight or Obese than decade ago
Breast Cancer diagnosis has the HIGHEST EVER RATE (587, 588, 589)
UK & FINLAND
Psoriasis linked to 33 Cancer Risks meta-analysis
Confirmed linked to Uterine Corpus Cancer in women and Prostate Cancer in men
Psoriasis is a Chronic Autoimmune Disorder characterised by persistent Skin Inflammation (590, 591, 592)
UK
1 in 3 Heart Disease Deaths linked to Diabetes
Each week Diabetes responsible for –
812 Strokes
568 Heart Attacks
2,909 cases of Heart Failure
5.8 MILLION live with Diabetes
90% have Type 2
£10.7 BILLION cost each year
Projected RISE £18 billion by 2035
Diabetes placing SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL strain on the NHS (593)
SWEDEN
Teenage Girls’ Screen Time link to Poor Sleep
58% of future Depression levels were explained by the fact that Screen Time first had a disruptive effect on Sleep
Screen Time mainly shorted night’s sleep in connection with Monday mornings
Deterioration occurred within 3 months for boys and girls (594, 595)
EUROPE
SERIOUS risk to Sustainability of Healthcare Systems
Ageing Medical Workforce | Ongoing Shortages | Rising Healthcare Demands
1 in 3 Doctors older than 55
40% in half the member states
1 in 5 doctors are over age 65 in over half European Member States (596)
USA
Doctors say Internet Searches for Medical Information to be done with caution
especially now with growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Poorly done search can inflame Anxiety
Some pay to have websites listed at top of the page
AI causes issues – Technology makes stuff up (597)
Men under Age 35 in U.S.
25% feeling Lonely
57% feel Daily Stress
46% Worried each day
42% report more stress than older adults
No other country exhibits a wider gap between young men and the rest of the population
Women in same age group also report ELEVATED LONELINESS
(598, 599)
College Students more at risk of mis-perceiving peers’ Alcohol consumption
Peer mis–perception
influences Student drinking outcomes as they feel pressure to keep up
Leading to Heavy Episodic Drinking and Negative Consequences (600, 601)
UK
HEART HEALTH RAPIDLY DECLINING
Increasing Unhealthy Population
Working age adults Aged 20 – 64
RISE in Rate and Number of Deaths from Cardiovascular Disease
21% RISE in Heart Failure diagnosis
2025
82% INCREASE in Cardiovascular waiting list
NHS England (602, 603)
GLOBAL
Male Body Builders HIGH risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
HIGHEST risk among Professional Bodybuilders Worldwide
5-FOLD INCREASE compared to Amateurs
Autopsy reported shared Common Findings
Thickening or Enlargement of the Heart and Abuse of anabolic substances
(604, 605)
BAHRAIN
Caregivers of Children with ADHD
MORE Anxiety regarding their Children’s Health
Complex Emotional Burdens (606, 607)
UK
Depression linked to Physical Pain Years Later
Middle-age and Older Adults
more likely to have worsening symptoms of Depression up to 8 years before pain began
Similar Trend for Loneliness found
Pain mostly Back Knee Hip Foot (608, 609)
USA
Obesity, Diabetes and High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy
linked to Elevated Blood Pressure in Children
Among Children whose Mothers had one risk factor
Blood pressure rose quickly between ages 2 and 18
Growing Evidence Blood Pressure Levels shaped even before Birth
(610, 611)
ISRAEL
Delayed Puberty in Boys
2.5 times more likely to develop Early Onset Type 2 Diabetes during Early Adulthood
37% INCREASED risk when factoring BMI and Weight
Extensive Retrospective Cohort Study
960,000 adolescent males aged 16 to 19 over 23 years (612, 613)
SWEDEN
Lack of Sleep linked INCREASED risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Even a few night’s insufficient Sleep linked to greater risk of Heart problems
50% regularly experience disturbed Sleep
Common among shift workers (614, 615)
UK
England
1 MILLION Ethnic Minority Adults wrongly classified as weighing below BMI thresholds for being Overweight or Obese
67% Adults are Overweight or Obese
Data error in Official Figures – Government not using new BMI calculations (616, 617)
Popular Vitamins Children chew
MORE Sugar than sweets and lacking in vital vitamins
Some have no Vitamin D
Parents have no way of knowing the Sugar content aimed at Children age 3+
Legally manufacturers do not have to declare this on the packaging (618)
Majority of Community Pharmacies asked for antibiotics ‘at least once a day’
79% refused direct requests from Patients for minor conditions like Colds
37% of Pharmacies report patients regularly hoard antibiotics for a later date
When people Return from Abroad
SIGNIFICANT quantities of Antibiotics requested for conditions that would not normally be treated.
Patients try to share partially used prescription antibiotics on Social Media platform (619)
USA
Link between Common Virus and Dementia
Herpes Simplex virus Type 1 (HSV-1) associated with cold sores
80% HIGHER risk of developing Alzheimer’s (620, 621)
UK
300,000 diagnosed with Aortic Stenosis
Serious Symptomless Disease
50% Risk of Dying
400 with Heart Valve condition dying each year on NHS waiting list
Cannot get access fast enough to life saving non-surgical procedure – 20 weeks wait time
True Death toll double as Not all Specialist Centres shared Data (622)
USA
Remote and Young Workers Lead Microbreak Adoption
Informal breaks throughout the day to
• Manage Stress
• Regain Focus
• Maintain Energy
1 in 4 Americans take at least one microbreak per hour at work
72% step away from tasks multiple times a day without formally clocking out or taking lunch
Remote and Hybrid Workers taking Microbreaks MORE frequently than office-based or on-site roles (623)
EUROPE
Combined Oral Contraceptives
Link to TRIPLE RISK of Cryptogenic Stroke in Young Women of Reproductive Age
40% of ALL Ischaemic Strokes in Young Adults are Cryptogenic –
Stroke with no Identifiable cause (624, 625)
People living in Poverty
SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to experience Loneliness than those on Higher incomes
49% in lowest income group reported feeling Lonely
Linked to cluster of Symptoms –
Physical and Emotional Pain, Fatigue and Low Mood
People who feel lonely report HIGHER Levels of these symptoms (626, 627)
CHINA
Chinese Male Prisoners
Complex interplay between Chronotype, Insomnia and Depressive Symptoms
Evening Types
SIGNIFICANTLY associated with younger age
INCREASED symptoms of Insomnia and Depression (628)
UK
Skin Cancer cases expected to RISE again this year
Melanomas in Men
40% diagnosed in torso – back, chest and stomach
35% lower limbs – hips to feet for women
87% cases because of exposure to too much UV radiation
57% RISE in diagnosis in over-80s (629, 630)
79% report cannot live without Internet access
70% connectivity issues affect daily routine
34% connectivity issues impacts streaming content
26% disruptions to gaming
25% interferes with work
Complaints
Slow speeds | Unstable connections | Bad wi-fi coverage in the home (631)
GLOBAL
Antidepressants for Teenagers
Groundbreaking meta-analysis
Global prevalence of adolescent Depression continues to surge
For Functional Improvement
96% – Escitalopram ranked highest
Short-term Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder (632, 633)
USA
Mid-Life Chronic Conditions
Linked INCREASED risk developing Cancer and higher Cancer-related mortality
Cardiovascular Conditions
SIGNIFICANTLY increased overall risk of Cancer
Liver Conditions
Strongest link with Liver Cancer
Metabolic Disorders
linked INCREASED risk of 9 Cancer types (634, 635)
1 in 10 Internal Medicine Doctors
report HIGH LEVEL of Burnout
Emotional Exhaustion | De–Personalisation | Low Personal Accomplishment
15.4% Burnout Prevalence SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER in the West of USA compared to other States (636, 637)
UK
5 minutes Exposure to Junk Food Marketing
children consuming SIGNIFICANTLY more snacks and lunch during day
Regardless of Types of Media
TV ~ Podcasts Social Media
Children consumed more snacks and lunch (638, 639)
Magnetic Toy Dangers
2 or more magnetic pieces swallowed – HIGHER risk of long-term damage
Pieces clamp together in stomach
300 children/young people hospitalised each year after ingesting magnets
1 in 10 needed life-saving operation – part bowel removal or require a stoma
Cases linked to viral Social Media Trends
Children – mostly girls trying to imitate tongue piercings placing small magnets in their mouths (640, 641)
Antibiotic resistance Gonorrhoea cases on the RISE
Cases being recorded more frequently
Majority of cases linked to travel to or from the Asian Pacific region
Left untreated this can cause Serious Problems
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease and Infertility (642)
USA
Ultra-Processed Food Consumption
linked to non-motor prodromal Parkinson’s Disease
Cold Breakfast Cereals ~ Cookies ~ Hot Dogs
Early symptoms begin years or even decades before Typical Symptoms start like Tremors and Balance Problems
Study adds to growing body of Evidence to support adverse effects of Ultra-processed Food Consumption on Neurodegenerative Diseases (643, 644)
Smoking or Edible Marijuana
associated with significant Cardiovascular risks
Reduced blood vessel function comparable to Tobacco Smokers
Greater Risk
Heart Attack | High Blood Pressure | Other Heart Conditions (645, 646)
Prepared Foods Biggest Sources Of Sodium
Pizza, soup and whole chicken pieces are main sources regardless of Race and Ethnicity
Top Sources
Tacos, Burritos and Mexican mixed dishes – for Mexicans
Chicken patties, nuggets and chicken tenders – Black Adults
Cold cuts, cured meats, cheese and mixed meat dishes – Whites
Soy based, fish, fried rice and chow mein and stir fry – Asian Americans (647, 648)
UK
31% workers clock off early during a heatwave
34% take extended lunch break during hot weather
1 in 10 are likely to pull a sickie on hot days
56% find workplace IT stressful
6.8 MILLION losing sleep and Anxious outside of work (649, 650)
USA
Both Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes in adults INCREASING
Prevalent among older adults | Data spanning 2 decades
SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER risk of all-cause and Cardiovascular mortality in those with Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes compared to those with only one of these conditions
61% INCREASE in prevalence by 2050 (651, 652)
Alcohol related Cancer deaths are on the RISE
1990 to 2021 for men and women
ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS DOUBLED
High in men older than 55
Public Awareness Low
Awareness for Alcohol not there for general population
100,000 new Cancer diagnosis related to Alcohol every year
LARGEST INCREASE in Alcohol-related mortality
Liver Cancer | Colorectal Cancer | Oesophageal Cancer (653, 654)
Healthy Childhood Diet linked to later Menstrual Periods
Link between diet and age at Menarche irrespective of body size
Early Menarche risk factor for
Type 2 Diabetes | Obesity | Cardiovascular Disease | Breast Cancer (655, 656)
UK
Multiple Long-Term Health Physical Health Conditions
SIGNIFICANTLY greater risk of Depression
New Study | 142,000 people data analysed
Combination of Cardiometabolic Illness particularly Heart Disease and Diabetes
more than DOUBLES risk of future Depression
Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease link HIGH risk of Depression
(657, 658)
USA
Older Adults living with Type 2 Diabetes
exhibit SIGNIFICANTLY thinner brain cortex compared to those without condition
Latest Evidence
Poor blood sugar can trigger this structural Brain change
Most common in Hispanics (659, 660)
HIGHER rates of Dementia among Autistic adults
33% Autistic people over age 64 diagnosed with Dementia
Common co-occurring conditions linked to Dementia
Cardiovascular Disease | Depression | Other Mental Health Disorders
All of these conditions more common in people with Autism (661, 662)
USA & EUROPE
Residual Inflammation in Psoriasis
SIGNIFICANTLY linked to Obesity and Fatty Liver Disease
Psoriasis associated with HIGHER Cardiovascular Disease burden
with systemic inflammation being the root cause of this inflammation (663, 664)
HUNGARY
Long-term work addiction
INCREASED risk due to Perfectionistic and Incessant Drive for Achievement
Linked with Identity Contingencies and External Validation
Vicious Cycle
Dependence of Work for Self-Worth (665, 666)
USA
Self-Employed Women have fewer risk factors for Cardiovascular Disease
Among white women self-employment linked to:
7.4% decline in Obesity
7% decline in physical activity
9.4% decline in poor sleep duration (667, 668)
GLOBAL
Depression linked to INCREASED risk of Dementia in both mid and later life
57 MILLION affected by Dementia There is currently no cure
Potential links between Depression and Dementia are complex (669, 670)
USA
Quality of Children’s Diets linked to Father’s Eating Habits as a Teenager
Fathers & Family Study
44% of Fathers during Adolescence had Poor Diet Quality
40% had declining Diet quality during Adolescence
Men whose Diet quality improved during Adolescence
90% more likely to model Healthy Eating Habits as Fathers (671, 672)
UK
Young adults at risk from Mental Health Effects of Ghosting and Gaslighting
Dating behaviours linked to INCREASED Depression and Paranoia
Cutting off All Contact
Manipulating Someone to Question their Own Reality
Attempting to Control their Partners Routine
Concern Dating App culture and Digital Communication contributing to a quieter Mental Health Crisis (673, 674)
CHINA
Childhood Abuse
linked to Psychotic experiences among Male Juvenile Offenders
Disrupted Sleep and Depression serve as conduits transmitting the impact of early abuse into Hallucinations, Delusions and Impaired Reality Testing
(675, 676)
GLOBAL
Europol and Microsoft disrupt World’s LARGEST Infostealer
Hub for Buying and Selling Malware
Central tool for Identity Theft and Fraud worldwide
Sophisticated tool enabled cybercriminals to exploit stolen information on a massive scale
16 March – 16 May 2025
394,000 Windows Computers Globally infected by this Malware (677)
WEST ASIA & EUROPE
MULTI-MILLION Euro Investment Scam dismantled
Promise of high returns on Investments through fraudulent Online Trading platform
(678)
GLOBAL
Dismantled
Key Infrastructure behind Malware used to launch Ransomware attacks
May 2025 seized
300 servers worldwide
650 domains neutralised
3.5 MILLION in Cryptocurrency
Direct blow to Ransomware kill chain (679)
Global Dark Web crackdown targeting Online Drug and Criminal Networks
Thousands of sales conducted on illicit marketplaces using encryption tools and cryptocurrencies to cover their tracks
270 Dark Web Vendors and Buyers arrested across 10 countries (680)
UK & FINLAND
Midlife Weight Loss
linked to SIGNIFICANT long-term Health Benefits without the need for Surgery or anti-Obesity Drugs
Lifestyle-based Weight Management linked to DECREASED risk of Chronic Diseases
(681, 682)
SWEDEN
Snus Users who Stop
INCREASED Body Weight and SIGNIFICANT RISE in Blood Pressure
Nicotine Addictive
Blood Pressure and Heart Rate RISE IMMEDIATELY after intake
Use and Marketing of snus has increased in UK U.S. and Sweden (683, 684)
CHINA
Depressive Symptoms and Excessive Technology Engagement Over Time
Compelling evidence these two have been locked in a dynamic feedback loop
Complex pattern-specific bidirectional relationships between Technology Use and Depression
(685, 686)
USA
54% workers report their Stress is linked to Job Insecurity
39% concerned may lose job in next 12 months due to changes in Government Policies
65% say their company affected by recent Government Policy changes
28% reported Lack of Interest, Motivation or Energy
42% work related stress makes it difficult to sleep (687, 688)
GLOBAL
Childhood Infections
Consistent link between Maternal Obesity and Hospital Admissions
MATERNAL OBESITY IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM WORLDWIDE
Double since 1990s
Obesity is a state of Inflammation that interferes with the development and function of the Immune System (689, 690)
USA
Protein shakes associated with INCREASED risk of Colon Cancer
Foods held together by additives which contain emulsifiers and can damage gut
Yoghurts | Protein Shakes | Candies | Processed Meats | Peanut Butter | Nut Milk
NEW RISE
Young People and Colon Cancer (691)
UK
Supermarkets fight to cope with Social Media Trends
Producers struggle with sudden spikes in rapid food trends
Food fads and viral videos are now influencing stores on what to stock
Algorithm fed to millions giving huge cultural sway
Dubai Chocolate Bar – 120 million views
Popularity in chocolate bar contributed to shortage in green nut pistachio (692)
603,352 Backlog of Driving Tests
Learner drivers waiting for their practical tests
Fewer tests being carried out as Demand continues to RISE
20 weeks average waiting time
Mass-booking of test slots by computer ‘bots’
operated by businesses or individuals profiteering from opportunity to sell to learners who can’t book (693)
1 in 5 use Mouthwash instead of Toothbrushing
45% do not Floss
41% brush once a day
Reasons given
33% Laziness
26% Not Feeling Well
22% Running Late
Oral Hygiene Cutting Corners include
Chewing Gum as Substitute
Using Finger to Brush Teeth
No Toothpaste used
Toothpick instead of Floss
25% visit Dentist once a year
34% have never visited a Dental Hygienist (694)
CHINA
Diabetes in Pregnancy associated with INCREASED risk of Autism and ADHD
Meta-analysis
INCREASED risk for children
25% Autism
28% Neurodevelopmental Disorder
30% ADHD
32% Intellectual Disability
Risks HIGHER in women who had Diabetes before Pregnancy (695, 696)
NETHERLANDS
First 5 Years of a Child’s Life
Crucial when it comes to preventing Obesity in future
Body Mass Index at age 6 is a better predictor of Obesity at later life
1 unit increase in BMI age 6
DOUBLES ODDS of being Obese or Overweight age 18 (697)
UK
Children referred to gender clinics to be tested for Autism and ADHD
Health officials will screen children for Neurodevelopmental conditions
Children who have Gender Dysphoria will be tested for Autism
Beneficial Effects of Puberty Blockers for Children – Quality of Studies Poor
2024
Puberty blockers banned on the NHS (698)
52% of Top 100 videos on a Social Media platform offering Mental Health Advice contain MIS–INFORMATION
Promotion of dubious advice
Questionable supplements
Quick-fix healing methods
People INCREASINGLY turning to Social Media for Mental Health support (699)
England
320 patients die needlessly every week linked to Hospital Bed waits
2024
16,664 Excess Deaths linked to long waits for a bed
died because of a system in crisis – 20% rise on the previous year
Equivalent of 2 aeroplanes crashing every week (700)
GLOBAL
ADOLESCENT ANXIETY IS RISING GLOBALLY
Rising Levels of Maternal Stress
Limited Caregiver Interaction
INCREASING presence of Digital Devices in Family Life (701, 702)
UK
£2.2 BILLION in Fees
Fake Reviews for Online Products Banned
45% Entertainment sector at least one mandatory “dripped” fee
21% for Holiday and Hospitality sector
Mandatory Fees now required in Headline Price
Businesses
Travel websites
Ticket agencies
Food delivery apps (703)
CHINA
Parental Phubbing fuels Teenagers’ Problematic Internet Use
Phone and Snubbing combined
Parents absorbed in their Mobile Phones
Quality of Communication diminishes
This can Normalise Screen Dependence creating a feedback loop
Adolescents mimic the very Behaviour that marginalises them –
EXCESSIVE TECHNOLOGY USE (704, 705)
UK
NHS England
£58.2 BILLION
Medical Negligence Liabilities
2nd largest liability across the whole of Government Department
Annual Cash Payments
DOUBLED in 10 years | QUADRUPLED in 17 years
Victims paid for botched Treatments
19% of compensation paid awarded to lawyers successful in suing the NHS
LARGEST sums awarded to families of babies that are left with lifelong disabilities, such as brain damage, through negligence at birth (706)
CHINA
Parental Psychological Control linked to Depression in Teenagers
Form of parenting characterised by intrusive and manipulative behaviours
Guilt Induction | Withdrawal Of Love | Conditional Approval
Depressive Symptoms
Persistent Sadness | Irritability | Diminished Interest In Daily Activities (707, 708)
UK
Traumatic Experiences and Stressful Events associated with Endometriosis
International Comprehensive Investigative Study
Condition closely linked to Contact Trauma such as Physical or Sexual Abuse
Women with Endometriosis
17% more likely to have witnessed a sudden death
17% more likely to have suffered sexual assault in adulthood
36% more likely to have received a life-threatening diagnosis
Results from study challenge established paradigms (709, 710)
USA
Recent Trend Demonstrating Skin Care Regiments
Video based Online content features girls aged 7
Girls aged 7 – 18
Use an average of 6 different products on their faces
Products marketed heavily to younger consumers
HIGH risk of Skin Irritation and Allergy
25 most viewed videos
contained 11 – 21 irritating Active Ingredients
1st study to Examine
Skin Products for Teenagers are at Risk of Lifelong Skin Allergy (711, 712)
Low Calorie Diets associated with Heightened Risk of Depressive Symptoms
Men and those Overweight especially vulnerable to the Effects
Nutrient Restrictive Diets
linked to Excessive Distress and Anxiety about Physical Symptoms (713)
GLOBAL
MAJOR DEPRESSION HAS EMERGED AS A GLOBAL CRISIS
1990 – 2017
50% INCREASE in Incidence (713)
UK
Accelerated Biological Aging
linked to an INCREASED risk of Dementia and Stroke
Association not found in people with Healthy Lifestyle habits
Reducing Risk of Age-Related Brain Disease
Maintaining Healthy Weight | Limiting Alcohol | Enough Sleep | Enough Exercise
(714, 715)
USA
2010 – 2023 Breakfast Cereals introduced for Children
SIGNIFICANT INCREASES in Fat Salt Sugar
1,200 cereals reviewed
Trend –Declining in Nutritional Quality
Cereals contain UNNECESSARY Ingredients and Harmful Additives like Food Dye
Ultra Processed Foods
70% of Food Supply
67% of Children’s Diet
99% Chemicals approved by Industry groups NOT FDA
Food and Drug Administration (716, 717)
Many Americans UNAWARE High Blood Pressure has No Noticeable Symptoms
66% are somewhat or very worried about it
33% think High Blood Pressure has noticeable symptoms
40% say feeling calm and relaxed is a sign Blood Pressure in Normal range
IT IS NOT (718)
Problematic Mobile Phone Use
linked to Sleep and Non Suicidal Self-Injury
Preference for Later Sleep and Activity Hours
SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATED Self-Injury behaviour
FURTHER AMPLIFIED
those exhibiting pronounced Depressive and Anxiety symptoms (719, 720)
UK
Modern Slavery Victims
opt to stay with Exploiters for Fear of Deportation
System Deeply Broken
630% RISE since 2016
in Duty to Notify reports from victims who do not want Government support for fear this will not lead to protection from Immigration enforcement
July 2023 – June 2024
17,120 potential victims of Modern Slavery referred
58 people convicted of offences related to Modern Slavery during the same period
(721, 722)
Non-prescribed Ketamine use RISING in recent years
INCREASINGLY used Recreationally
Particularly age 16 – 24
Producing Euphoria and Dissociative States
Low cost makes it popular
Ketamine Addiction Treatment
8 x HIGHER than 10 years ago
Common and Serious Complication
Ketamine induced uropathy from ulceration and thickening of the bladder (723, 724)
EUROPE
Spain & Portugal
70% Citizens express concern over Digital dis-information
Growing Social Concern about Information Manipulation
High Degree of scepticism among Gen Z (age 18 – 24)
towards traditional sources of information and new AI based tools (725, 726)
GLOBAL
Athletes Taking Performance Enhanced Drugs – Risk of having No Libido
GREATER risk of Heart Attacks
Evidence of Psychiatric Conditions
SERIOUS Long-Term Effects now seen from Steroid Use
Risk to Cardiovascular Function – Most Serious Issue (727, 728)
UK
HIGH PREVALENCE of Workplace Violence and Fear found in Industrial sectors
Past Year
1 in 12 experienced Threats, Insults, or Physical Attacks
1 in 13 feel Unsafe at Work
Violence found in ALL industries examined
including Finance, Construction and the Arts
Workplace Violence
Link Employees developing Anxiety, Depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Workers in Public Administration and Facilities
had the HIGHEST risks of Workplace Violence –
Civil Servants | Firemen | Police Officers | Legal Assistants | Immigration Officers
Current Statistics only “the tip of the iceberg” (729, 730, 731)
GLOBAL
1 in 5 exposure to Psychological Violence and Harassment
1 in 10 exposure to Physical Violence during their working-lives (731)
UK
37% of GPs see patients EVERY week whose Health is adversely affected by low literacy
17% report it happens ‘few times a week’
Unable to Read Medication Labels
Unable to Understand Clinical Correspondence
300 more patients for GPs working in deprived areas (732)
USA
RISING Mortality rates linked to (ALD) – Alcohol Associated Liver Disease
Distressing trajectory marked by Escalating Deaths
DISPROPORTIONATE RISE in mortality
Women | Younger Adults | American Indian | Alaskan populations
Women exhibiting Accelerated mortality Increases (733, 734)
Incarcerated Population – HIGHEST in the developed World
SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER RISK of death particularly from overdoses
3.26 MILLION Groundbreaking Longitudinal Study
Cardiovascular Disease, Infectious Diseases and other Chronic conditions All disproportionately affect individuals with a history of Incarceration
Chronic Stress associated with
Social Stigma ~ Disrupted Family Structures ~ Economic Deprivation
further compounded these Health challenges (735, 736)
Vitamin D linked to Prostate Cancer
risk among middle-aged and elderly Americans
Health Data analysed – 17,989 American men aged 40 and over
Association between increasing Vitamin D levels and Prostate Cancer
prevalence persisted even after extensive sensitivity analyses
Men with pre-existing Cardiovascular conditions
exhibited an even stronger correlation (737)
TURKEY
Father’s Neglect and Abuse
long-lasting effects on young Women’s Romantic Relationships
Paternal Neglect and Abuse
Women Exhibit Insecure Attachment Patterns
Heightened Fear of Rejection
Difficult Building Trust
Challenges in Emotional Regulation (738, 739)
UK
Adults Born Extremely Premature
Greater challenges of Respiratory and Cardiovascular systems
Extensive Longitudinal study
Lung function during Puberty
can deteriorate and risk of early Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
(740, 741)
USA
Older Adults with Diabetes using Semaglutide
Risk of Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration (nAMD) compared with those not using weight loss drugs
50% INCREASED risk of nAMD
nAMD is a serious form of Age-Related Macular Degeneration – causes rapid Vision Loss
(742, 743)
CANADA
Effort and Trying to be Happy makes us Unhappier
Mentally Exhausting
Less Self Control in Daily Lives
Susceptible to Temptation
Self-Destructive Decisions
Daily Self-Regulation Failures
After work – skip cleaning the house and instead scroll on Social Media (744, 745)
UK
High Court told Senior lawyers to stop mis-use of Artificial Intelligence
after fake case law citations were put before Courts
Lawyers INCREASINGLY using AI systems to Build Legal Arguments
AI making confident assertions that are simply Not True (746)
CHINA
Southwest China
Anxiety and Depression Symptoms
Prevalent among Elderly inpatients with Digestive System Diseases
Depression associated with Adverse Clinical Outcomes –
Prolonged Hospital stay
Increased Healthcare costs
HIGHER Complication rates including Infections and Gastrointestinal Bleeding
Anxiety symptoms Strongly associated with –
Prolonged Hospital stays particularly among female patients aged 70 and over
Poor Sleep Quality | Cognitive Impairment | Digestive System Tumours
(747, 748)
UK
73% Singles over age 50 report “more Active and Social than ever before”
54% still enjoy Parties
43% Festivals
40% Concerts and Live Gigs
67% prefer partying in the search for new connections
63% using hobbies to meet new people for companionship
35% using hobbies to meet new people for romance
52% use travel to help them make new connections
35% are inspired by celebrities over 50
74% using dating apps to meet new people (749)
UK
Wild West of Unregulated and Unlicensed Practitioners And Treatments
Fat Injections ~ Brazilian Butt Lifts ~ Botox offered in public toilets
Fat Dissolving Injections
Trading Standards uncovered Hotel rooms and “pop-up” Shops on High Streets
(750)
GLOBAL
Structured Exercise OUTPERFORMS drugs after Cancer
First robust Scientific Evidence – International Trial
More effective than Pharmaceutical interventions
37% lower risk of Death
28% less likely experience Recurrence or develop new Cancer (751, 752)
SPAIN
Pornography Common Practice in Adolescents
More Prevalent in Males
HIGHER LEVEL of intentional Pornography use and Problematic use in Males
with Sexual Pleasure as a central factor
Online victimisation and Loneliness – key factors for Females (753, 754)
USA
Social Media Craze Harming Health
Too much Protein
Result of Popularity – Food companies responded with protein packed
Shakes ~ Candy ~ Pancake mixes
Influencers offering High Protein Recipes
rack up millions of views a week (755, 756)
UK
Alcohol–Free Beer
linked to INCREASED risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity
77% RISE in Alcohol-free beer sales in pubs since 2019
Not a better option or fool proof solution
Elevated Blood Sugar levels and Increased Insulin
Both are early indicators of Type 2 Diabetes
Most Pronounced Negative Impact
Wheat Beers and Flavoured varieties mixed with Fruit Sodas (757)
USA
Popular widely used Sugar Substitute
impairs Cell functions vital for Brain Blood vessel health
75% INCREASE in reactive oxygen species production
can damage cells and weaken the blood-brain barrier
30% INCREASE in a potent vasoconstrictor causing changes that disrupt cerebral flow and contribute to Stroke Risk (758, 759)
UK
33% DROP last year
in number of Internationally Educated Nurses and Midwives joining the register
36% fall in recruitment from India
47% The Philippines
25% Nigeria
39% of new joiners to the register from Overseas
As well as the drop in International Recruits
many nurses have left the profession due to poor physical or mental health
(760, 761)
RISING CONCERN
111 Deaths now linked to Slimming Injections
Fatal Adverse Reaction since Semaglutide and Tirzepatide were Licensed
Soared in Popularity when launched for Weight Loss in 2023
Even among those without clinical Obesity
Despite Rising Concern – UK Government planning to widen access to medications as part of a broader strategy to tackle Obesity (762)
USA
1 in 4 children live with Parents who have Alcohol or other Drug Problems
Raises risk that those Children will go on to do the same
6 MILLION children live with a parent who has Mental Illness in addition to a Substance Use Disorder
Alcohol Most Common
3.4 MILLION meet the criteria for Disordered Use of Multiple Substances
(763, 764)
UK
34% Senior Managers Fear Job Loss within 6 months
86% of Managers Greatest Career Threats –
Economic Instability | Corporate Restructuring | Mass Layoffs
66% of Workers affected by Return–to–work Mandates
41% Fear Automation Replacement (765)
RISE in Lost or Stolen Government Devices
2,000 Government-Issued laptops, phones and tablets
£1.3 MILLION worth lost or stolen over past year
Cybersecurity Officials warn
Systematic Risks to National Security even with Encryption protections in place (766)
USA
Vaping Habits of Young Adults and How that relates to Health Risks
New Study
Electronic Cigarettes or Vapes are widely used
Available in different types and flavours
Researchers lack information about everyday e-cigarette habits of young adults
(767)
Paternal Depression, Anxiety and Stress
in Perinatal Period associated with Poorer Child Development –
Social | Emotional | Cognitive | Language domains
New research adds to mounting evidence
14% Fathers experience Postpartum Depression
Percentage underestimated as men minimise symptoms (768, 769)
64% new Fathers take less than 2 weeks leave after Baby is born
36% reported taking more than 2 weeks of Paternal Family Leave
Father’s taking any leave or longer leave – Fear of losing their job
Father taking 2 or more weeks leave
31% more likely to have partners breastfeed at 8 weeks
U.S. lags behind other high-income countries in providing paid paternal leave
(770, 771, 772)
UK
Autoimmune Diseases INCREASE Anxiety, Depression and Bi-Polar 2 Fold
New Large Scale Study
87% – 97% at greater risk are those with
Lupus | Inflammatory Bowel Disease | Rheumatoid Arthritis | Multiple Sclerosis | Psoriasis | Graves’ Syndrome (773, 774)
GLOBAL
Severe Bleeding after Childbirth link to INCREASED risk Cardiovascular Disease
9.7 MILLION women study
Postpartum Haemorrhage SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED long-term risk of Cardiovascular conditions
2.10 times more likely due to Thromboembolic incidents
Increased risk can continue up to 15 years after birth (775, 776)
USA
Disposable E-Cigarettes MORE Toxic than Traditional Cigarettes
Popular with Teenagers
HIGH LEVELS of Neurotoxic Lead and Hazardous Metals
Marketing by the Food and Drug Administration has NOT been Authorised
But devices remain widely available
One Disposable E-Cigarettes in Study
Released MORE lead during a day’s use than 20 packs of traditional Cigarettes
(777, 778, 779)
CRITICAL link between Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
during Rapid-Eye-Movement Sleep Stage
Low oxygen levels during REM contribute to Injury in Brain regions
Early signs of brain changes associated with cognitive decline (780, 781)
Fake Online Reviews Research
Consumers general tendency to Trust Reviews – Truth Bias
Growing stream of research documenting the Prevalence of fake online
Even when told Reviews are Fake, participants still classified the Majority of Reviews as Real (782, 783, 784)
52% diagnosed with Depression and/or Anxiety
reluctant to use anti-depressants or similar drugs due to NUMEROUS SIDE EFFECTS
$610 BILLION – Global Market for PGx Tests
Driven by long-ongoing research to make drugs more tolerable for users
PGx Tests predict which Mental Health Drugs most compatible to user (785)
GLOBAL
RISING Demand in Unauthorised
Weight Loss Drug and Peptide Supplements
Widely available online and on Social Media – Police struggle keeping up
€57 MILLION seized of Counterfeit Unapproved Medicines
50.4 MILLION doses of Drugs Seized
Diverted Unapproved Misbranded and Fake (786)
USA
536,279 Workers
80,319 diagnosed with Depression at some point in their life
Women diagnosed twice as often as men
Industry – Rate of Lifelong Depression
20% – Social Services, Serving Jobs and Food Prep
18% – Arts, Entertainment, Sports and Media
17% – Retail Trade
16% – Legal, Education and Library Jobs
Mining And Construction Industry
Lowest Depression rates but HIGHEST Suicide rates among U.S. workers (787)
EUROPE
Growing Trend across Europe
Youngsters Recruited Online to carry out Violent Crimes and Contract Killings
Criminal networks exploit Social Media to post contract offers for shootings known as Violence-as-a-Service. Promises easy money.
Police investigations reveal they are less lucrative than promised and the consequences can be severe (788)
USA
Managing Body Weight – Key driver out of all lifestyle factors in reducing Type 2 Diabetes risk – New Research – International Team
Significant ethnic differences in how lifestyle factors and BMI affect Type 2 Diabetes
People with Obesity are 3 times more likely to develop Type 2 Diabetes (789)
UK
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Patterns of restlessness, impulsivity and difficulty concentrating on one thing
NHS ADHD waiting list has led to a SIGNIFICANT RISE in the use of Unregulated Private Provider
2-Tier Access To Services, Diagnosis And Treatment (790)
Secondary Traumatic Stress – Groundbreaking Study
impacts Healthcare Workers and their closest Household members
Transference of Trauma when Workers Exposed Constantly to Critical Scenarios
Household members frequently experience symptoms akin to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Since the onset of the Pandemic
Healthcare Workers have been subjected to UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS of Stress
(791, 792)
AFGHANISATAN
After 20 years of war LOWEST well-being in Recorded History
Lower than life satisfaction scores in over 170 countries since 1946
War resulted in Violent Deaths of 165,000
2022
Life Satisfaction dropped to previously Unseen Levels (793, 794)
EUROPE
Longest-standing Dark Web Drug Market taken down
Large Scale Law Enforcement Operation
Operated over 5 years
600,000 Users Worldwide
17,000 Listings
€250 Million Transaction Volume
One of a few Darknet Markets which allowed the sale of Fentanyl and other highly potent synthetic Opioids (795)
UK
3 in 5 Employees threaten to quit Job if Employers rollback on DEI policies
Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
39% Seriously Consider Leaving
68% Gen Z most likely quit if DEI is not followed through by Employers
64% Millennials
47% Gen X
70% Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic backgrounds would quit if DEI policies were rolled back (796)
USA
June 2025 Report
Gun Violence – Examining Gun Suicide Epidemic
58% TOTAL FIREARM FATALITIES SUICIDES
Suicides have accounted for MAJORITY of FIREARMS DEATHS
every year since 1995
46,728 died from Firearms – 3rd HIGHEST TOTAL EVER
27,300 died by Firearm Suicide – HIGHEST NUMBER EVER
Age 10 – 19
245% RISE in Young Black People Gun Suicide rate
98% Hispanic Latino
Males – 7 times MORE likely to die by gun Suicide than females
70 years and older
Gun Suicide rate HIGHEST in any age or gender sub group (797, 798)
USA
More Americans Using Magic Mushrooms
especially those with Mental Health problems and in Chronic Pain
Past year Psilocybin use
44% RISE – Age 18 – 29
188% RISE – Age 30+
RISE in Poison Centre Calls
201% Adults
317% Teenagers
723% Children (799, 800)
1 in 5 Packaged Food and Drinks Contain Synthetic Dyes
39,763 U.S. grocery store products evaluated
More common in products marketed to Children
to appeal, despite Health concerns
Confectionary | Sugar Drinks | Ready Meals | Breakfast Cereals | Cakes | Cookies
Growing Body of Evidence
Can cause or worsen Behavioural Problems – Hyperactivity and Inattention
Average Sugar Content
141% MORE than foods without synthetic dyes (801, 802)
UK
Migrants arrive in Small Boats
31 May 2025
1,194 in 1 day
2 June 2025
14,811 this year – HIGHEST number recorded
42% HIGHER than last year
Channel Route – Major Smuggling Corridor
UK is perceived as Easy Access to Asylum and Work
2024 – 36,816
2023 – 29,437
2022 – 45,774 (803)
MYANMAR
March 2025 Earthquake
Vulnerable Construction turned into Widespread Catastrophe
3,600 – 5,350 Deaths
200,000 without Homes
City of Woundwin
73% Buildings affected
3 Hospitals destroyed
22 Hospitals damaged
Earthquake disrupted vital Water and Energy supplies (804, 805)
USA
WATER MORE BENEFICIAL than Diet Beverages
for Women Managing Type 2 Diabetes
MORE Weight Loss drinking water after main meals instead of Diet drink
Also more likely to put condition into remission (806, 807)
New York City
Subway Surfing RISING
Social Media popularising HIGHLY DANGEROUS practice
Average age 14
70% RISE in arrests from 2024
46% RISE this year
2023
3,000 Subway Surfing Videos REMOVED from Social Media platforms
2025
1,800 taken down (808)
Health-Related Quality of Life
SIGNIFICANT prognostic factor for recurrence and Overall Survival Rates
in patients with Colon Cancer
Patient’s perceived well-being at diagnosis has profound impact on their long-term Clinical Outcomes (809, 810)
UK
Consistent Blood Differences
associated with Chronic Inflammation, Insulin Resistance and Liver Disease
LARGEST EVER Biological Study – ME/CFS
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Common Female-Based Disease
Cause Unknown (811, 812)
USA
High School Setting
Short Naps IMPROVE subsequent Learning
Compelling Evidence short naps during school day works
Study proposes paradigm shift in school structure
demonstrates Power of Sleep even when brief – 20 minutes (813, 814)
UK
1 in 10 Parents report
Children asked to miss School because Toilets so disgusting
1 in 6 Children rated School Toilets as unclean
31% of Families raised concerns with School Staff
Refusing to drink to avoid going to the Toilet
Millions of children experiencing Constipation as Toilets dirty (815)
CANADA
Eating Dairy products linked to Nightmares
STRONG association between Nightmares and Lactose Intolerance
40% reported Eating Late and Specific Foods affected their Sleep
Researchers not clear how Relationship between Sleep and Diet works
(816, 817)
EUROPE
Scale, Variety, sophistication and reach of Online Fraud Schemes is unprecedented –
EU crime report 2025 – Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment
Online Fraud to Outpace other types of Serious and Organised Crime
it is being accelerated by AI – aiding Social Engineering and Access to Data
Online Fraud Epidemic – key threat to EU’s Internal Security (818)
Spain
Crypto Investment Fraud ring dismantled
5,000 victims Worldwide
€460 MILLION in illicit proceeds laundered by Fraudsters (819)
GLOBAL
100 people die every hour of Loneliness-Related causes
1 in 6 affected by Loneliness
SIGNIFICANT implication for Health and well-being
New Report – United Nations | World Health Organization
Possibilities to Connect are Endless yet more and more people are finding themselves Isolated and Lonely
Social Connection linked to improved Health and Reduced risk of Early Death
(820, 821)
IRAN
Psychotic-like Experiences
Common Afghan Migrant Children and Adolescents Living in Iran
94% experiencing at least one psychotic experience
34% Afghan Migrant Children and Adolescents met cut-off point and experienced SIGNIFICANT Distress (822, 823)
UK
England
1 in 50 Adults at HIGHER risk of dying 20 years earlier
from Smoking, Alcohol and being Overweight
22% – 10 MILLION exhibit 2 out of 3 Behaviours
73% – 33 MILLION have at least one risk factor
INCREASES risk of Cancer and Diabetes – 1 MILLION living with that threat (824)
RISE in Lime Bike Leg – Epidemic of shattered limbs
Surge A & E admissions – people trapped under collapsing Bicycles
4 times heavier than regular cycles
Life Threatening Injuries normally seen in motorbikes
Market flooded with ‘ride-per-minute’ devices
Use is Currently UNREGULATED (825)
Health and Beauty Retailer to ADD MORE Stores
Demand for Weight Loss Drugs Soars
Demand for Beauty Products – Generation Alpha driving expansion
2025 first half
300% RISE in Weight-Loss Services
Age 15 – 19
Generation Zalpha and Alphas also leading the Beauty Craze (826)
GERMANY
Stress Reactivity Drives Alcohol Craving and Consumption
Alcohol Use Disorder
Compelling evidence demonstrates that variations in Stress Reactivity are Critical Predictors of both craving for Alcohol and actual Consumption
(827, 828)
UK
1 in 4 young people have Mental Health conditions
Young Women HIGHEST RISE on record
Age 16 – 24
36% had common Mental Health Conditions
includes Panic Disorders Phobias Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Young Women more likely to report Mental Health conditions
SHARP RISES in rates of Depression, Anxiety and other disorders RISE in Adult ADHD (829, 830)
SELF HARM RATES QUADRUPLED SINCE 2000 (830)
SIERRA LEONE
Prevalence of Breast Cancer has INCREASED
SIGNIFICANT Upward Trajectory in Diagnosis
Females HIGHER burden than men
Inequality measures showed disparities with Absolute difference among Females and Males INCREASING (831, 832)
USA
NO DIRECT EVIDENCE showing benefits to Alkaline Water Interventions
Best fluid replacement is Water
Water labelled as having Electrolytes can contain HIGH LEVELS of Sodium
Consuming large amounts of Water with High Levels of Sodium
Can elevate risk of Hypertension and other Cardiovascular outcomes associated with Excess Salt intake (833)
GREECE
Sale of Tobacco products to minors will carry Criminal consequences
Cap on the amount of nicotine in tobacco pouches – cap limit 16 grams
Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania opposed large Price Increases
places with Sharp Price Increases – Cigarette smuggling grown (834)
EUROPE
RISE IN VAPING TEENAGERS
Preteen girls smoking Daily – risen in recent years
44% Students used e-cigarettes at least once
22% Vape Regularly
1 in 3 – First Alcoholic drink age 13 or younger
Heavy Drinking among Teenagers
55% Denmark
49% Germany
48% Austria (835)
UK
AI-generated PORN
SHARP INCREASE of Prevalence Online
AI videos have crossed Threshold being near indistinguishable from “real imagery”
2025 – First 6 months
1,286 AI-made videos with Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) verified by Internet Safety watchdog
400% INCREASE in URLs featuring AI-made Child Sexual Abuse
2024 – First 6 months
2 AI–made videos with CSAM
1,000 videos Category A abuse – Classification of the most severe type of material
(836)
USA
Healthy Lifestyle linked to Lower Diverticulitis risk
Large long-term study
No Smoking | Regular Exercise | Normal Weight | Low Red Meat Diet | High Fibre
Diverticulitis
Pouches develop along gut and become Inflamed or Infected in the Colon
Common Cause of Hospital Admissions
Major Reason for Emergency Colon Surgery
Obesity
44% MORE likely to develop Diverticulitis (837, 838)
Intermittent Fasting
EFFECTIVE for Weight Loss and Cardiometabolic Health
Most Effective
Alternative Day Fasting for a Full Day – Every Other Day
90% of study participants had Existing Health Conditions (839, 840)
Millions of Gen Z are Jobless and Ghosting Employers
Telephobia could cost Gen Z their dream job
Under Age 34
67% Avoiding Answering Work Calls All Together
Colleges have call-making classes for aversion phone calls (841)
Britain
Office for National Statistics forced to scrap key Employment data because Gen Z hard to get hold of (841)
UK & EUROPE
Extra Weight
linked to SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER risk of Breast Cancer
Post-Menopausal women with Cardiovascular Disease
31% HIGHER risk of Breast Cancer with each 5kg BMI increase in women who have developed Cardiovascular Disease (842, 843)
USA
Poor Lifestyle Habits DOUBLE Risk of Developing Atrial Fibrillation
Poor control of BMI, Blood Pressure and Blood Glucose
linked to GREATER risk of Atrial Fibrillation
Modifiable Contributors
Obesity | Excess Alcohol | Sleep Disorders | Metabolic Syndrome (844, 845)
UK
Shared Ownership designed to be one answer to tough Housing Market
400% RISE in Shared Ownership Complaints
to housing watchdog in past 5 years and this continues to RISE
Most Common Complaints
Repairs | Costs | Moving | Selling | Managing Relations
44% HIGHEST complaints are based in London (846)
DENMARK & USA
STRONG LINK between Western diet during Pregnancy and ADHD
Diet high in fat, sugar, refined products and low in fresh ingredients
Even slight deviations linked to
66% INCREASED risk of ADHD in their children
122% INCREASED risk of Autism (847, 848)
UK
87% of the 3.6 tonnes Toxic Sewage
is applied to Farmland every year
Every Sample Tested Contained
Hormone-damaging Nonylphenols and Phthalates and Banned carcinogen PFOS, Antibiotics, Antimicrobials and Anti-Corrosion Chemicals
England
No Rivers Meet Chemical Standards
14% meet Ecological Standards (849)
Wedding Guests RISING Costs
Travel | Accommodation | Outfits | Pre-wedding events | Gifts | Childcare
Biggest Costs
Travel and Accommodation
49% will attend a Destination Wedding abroad this year
£1,956 average cost
29% declined a Destination Wedding due to cost of Transport, Accommodation, Being Too Far or not able to take the time off work (850)
USA
HIGH LEVELS of Depression and Inflammation at Lung Cancer diagnosis
+ HIGHER and Continuing Levels of Depression over the next 8 months
Previous Study
Depression linked to HIGHER LEVELS of Inflammation in Lung Cancer patients
Patients with Higher Levels of Depression, upwards of 70% had HIGH inflammation
(851, 852)
EUROPE
Teenage INCREASE in E-Cigarette use
and non-medical Pharmaceutical Drugs
30 Countries
46% girls will be using e– cigarettes throughout their lifetime
Tranquilisers and sedatives most frequently mis–used
67% countries show HIGHER prevalence of inhalant use among girls
(853)
SHARP RISE in Online Gaming and Gambling
2024
80% of Students reported Gaming (853)
UK
Compelling Evidence
Dynapenic Obesity linked to Accelerated Progression
of Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity risk
Dynapenic Obesity
Co–existence of diminished muscle strength and Obesity
Disproportionately affects older adults (854, 855)
GLOBAL
Major Operation High-Value-Targets and Organised Crime Groups
158 Human Traffickers arrested
1,194 victims safeguarded – Special focus on underage victims
Sexual exploitation | Forced criminality | Forced begging (856)
EUROPE
Complex Investigation
28 ‘Ndrangheta associates arrested for drug trafficking and violence
Torture used as tool to instil Fear within Criminal Organisations (857)
CHINA
Social Media Addiction – College Students
SIGNIFICANT Impact on Mental Health and Academic Performance
Depression CONSISTENTLY most central node
Critical role in network between Social Media Addiction, Academic Burnout and Mental Health Issues (858, 859)
USA
RISE in Nicotine Poisoning Among Children
Most calls to Poison Centers occurred at home
Nicotine pouches | Cigarettes | Chew tobacco | Vapes | Other Nicotine products
2010 – 2023
134,663 Nicotine ingestions under age 6 reported
2020 – 2023
763% RISE in Nicotine pouch ingestions calls in Children under 6
(860, 861)
CHINA
Large Study – 2,152,766 Women 65+
Heightened risk of Cervical Cancer caused by HPV
High-risk group for incidence and mortality
23% more likely to be infected with several types of HPV
56 times HIGHER for a single HPV infection
85 times HIGHER for 3 or more HPV infections (862, 863)
AUSTRALIA
Poor Mental Health – 2025 report
New normal in half of Australian women
1 in 4 women experience SEVERE Mental Health Issues
Most Prevalent mental health issues
52% Depression
44% Anxiety
39% Body Image issues
30% Insomnia/Sleep-Wake Disorders
Triggers underlying women’s mental health issues
50% Low Self-Esteem/Confidence
45% Financial Pressures/Stress
42% Low Self-Worth
40% Sleep Deprivation/Disturbance
Female-Specific Physical Health Conditions
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) or Endometriosis
experiencing SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER levels of Psychological Distress (864)
GREENLAND
Inuit population
10 times HIGHER risk of Diabetes for a significant portion
Highly Glucose intolerant
Existing Medication unlikely to help – in fact, may even do more harm
Study reveals Physical Exercise could have a positive effect
Diabetes unknown in 1960s in Greenland (865, 866)
UK
8.5 MILLION Dog Owners
SIGNIFICANT number of Injuries
£23 MILLION – annual cost to NHS
for dog walkers’ hand/wrist injuries
Women and over 65s
most at risk of being pulled along on the dog leash
2012 – 2024
491,400 Injuries
31% Finger Fractures
25% Wrist Fractures (867)
Pharmacists Issued Warning
CONSISTENT INCREASE in issues involving Social Media
Growing use of Informal and Un–verified Social Media groups
Criticism of Employer | Political Views | Involved in promotion/sales of products
NOT aligned with Professional Standards for Pharmacists (868)
England
High streets Less Healthy
1,200% RISE in number of vape shops in a decade
Deprived Areas
25 times MORE pawnbrokers compared to affluent areas
3 X MORE Vape and Betting Shops
24% RISE in Takeaway Shops
40% DECREASE in the number of Banks and Building Societies (869)
USA
Reading and Math Levels
Students have not recovered to pre–pandemic
50% of middle and high school students
reported losing interest in math lessons half or more of the time
Students most prone to math lessons dis–engaging want fewer online activities
Call for real-world relevance (870)
Popular Weight Loss Drugs Linked To Nutrient Deficiencies
Long–term Health at Risk
Study participants had EXCESS Fat and Salt intake
CONSISTENTLY UNDER– CONSUMED – SIGNIFICANT SHORTFALLS IN
Vitamin D | Magnesium | Potassium | Choline | Iron | Calcium (871, 872)
UK
Aircraft Cleaning Staff
Stealing Alcohol, Cigarettes and Perfume after secret cameras installed
€200,000 losses
Airline suspicious after “Significant Stock Loss” on 2 major aircrafts
Covert recordings and CCTV are almost always unlawful under GDPR
except in exceptional circumstances (873)
Older Adults with Insomnia
Inflammation TRIPLES Depression risk
Chronic Inflammation linked to Heart Disease and Cancer
1 in 10 over 60 experience major Depression each year (874, 875)
CHINA
Alcohol Advertising on Television
Target Children and Adolescents with Harmful Content
General TV Channels
Alcohol Advertisements EXCEEDED regulatory limits
Especially during peak viewing times (876, 877)
GLOBAL
Consistent Physical Activity in Adulthood
30% – 40% LOWER risk of Death
Risk of Death from Cardiovascular Disease lowered
Upping Physical Activity Levels from below those recommended for Health
20% – 25% lower risk of death from ANY cause in later life
(878, 879)
USA
Ultra-Processed Foods
SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE RISK OF SERIOUS CHRONIC DISEASES
No Safe Level – even low intake is linked to Measurable Increases
STEEPEST INCREASE of risk occurred at low habitual intake
30% HIGHER risk developing Type 2 Diabetes
26% HIGHER risk of Colorectal Cancer
15% INCREASED risk of Heart Disease (880, 881, 882)
CHINA
Reducing High Blood Pressure
SIGNIFICANTLY lowers rates of all cause Dementia and cognitive impairment
Untreated Hypertension
42% GREATER risk of developing Dementia in a lifetime (883, 884)
UK
Rising Obesity is fuelling Sleep Problems
England
25% of the population now Obese
£11 BILLION cost of Obesity to NHS – UNSUSTAINABLE
214% RISE in Sleep Apnoea diagnosed cases in decade
One of the main factors is Obesity
85% with Sleep Apnoea are Undiagnosed (885)
DENMARK
Inflammatory Diet during pregnancy
Link child’s Type 1 Diabetes risk – autoimmune disorder lifelong insulin treatment
16% HEIGHTENED risk for every unit increase in Dietary measure of inflammatory food intake
Risk affected by Gluten intake and Smoking during Pregnancy (886, 887)
CHINA
Passive Social Network Site Use
SIGNIFICANT positive predictor of sub-threshold Depression
refers to act of browsing information online in a non-interactive manner
Sub-threshold Depression
Prevalent psychological adaptation issue among university students
FOMO mediated the relationship between passive social network site use and sub-threshold Depression (888, 889)
UK
Britain
Average person has 3 nights satisfactory Sleep per week
Overthinking ~ Nightmares ~ Uncomfortable Pillows
40% had improved mood throughout day if sound night’s Sleep
40% of pet owners share bedroom with pets as source of comfort and to alleviate Loneliness
10% opt for Separate Bedrooms (890)
GLOBAL
Employees working late to catch up on Emails and Meetings
16% RISE in meetings after 8pm
29% go back to check their inbox by 10pm
40% are Online at 6am reviewing emails for the day’s priorities
117 emails average daily (891, 892)
USA
Hearing Devices SIGNIFICANTLY improve Social lives
Hearing Aids or Cochlear Implants
More socially engaged and feel less isolated
40 MILLION American adults are affected by Hearing Loss
many go Untreated (893, 894)
Summer Drinking Dangers
National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism warns
Alcohol can impair Boaters’ Judgement and Increase Fatigue
1 in 6 Americans is a Binge Drinker
31% Drowning Deaths involve blood Alcohol levels 0.10% or Higher
33% Traffic Fatalities on Highways linked to Drunken Driving (895, 896)
High Blood Sugar Levels
associated with INCREASED risk of Infertility among Healthy Aging Men who are not developing Diabetes Mellitus
Even small blood sugar Increase is a main driver change in Metabolic Health and Reproductive Systems and Sexual Functioning (897, 898)
EUROPE
EU Citizens spend half of their waking hours Online
Criminals INCREASING ABUSING this domain
Exploit Existing Digital Infrastructure to Facilitate Illegal Activities Evading Law Enforcement
Concept paper authored, which provides a set of guiding principles for Policing in an Online World (899)
USA
New Cross Sectional Study among U.S. Veterans
Veterans deployed outside of Afghanistan and Southwest Asia
Military Inhalation Exposures linked to development of Chronic Lung Cancer
SIGNIFICANT associations between heavy equipment maintenance and aircraft maintenance Inhalation Exposures with Chronic Respiratory Symptoms.
Vapour ~ Dust ~ Gas ~ Fumes (900, 901)
General Cardiology Crisis
Cardiovascular Medicine Clinician Shortage
Hyperspecialization Trend comes with Financial Incentives
Fellows go into Subspecialist Training immediately after training
Industry heavy on proceduralists and more advanced clinicians (902, 903)
2017 – 2022
26% RISE in wait times for a general Cardiovascular visit
32 days average wait
RISING Demand from Patients partly due to Older and Sicker Population
50% of All Counties
most are rural and do not have a single practising Cardiologist
(902, 903)
Burnout Significant Contributor
to imbalance of Supply and Demand of Cardiology providers
59% of Cardiology Nurses reported BURNOUT
46% of Cardiovascular Team Members
40% of Physicians
23% – 45% expressed a desire to leave their job (902, 903)
GLOBAL
Worldwide Prevalence of Chronic Cardiovascular Disease
DOUBLED in 20 years (902)
Owning a Smartphone Before Age 13
linked to Poorer Mind Health and Wellbeing in early Adulthood
By age 18 – 24 those who had received Smartphone by age 12, more likely to report
Aggression | Low Self-Worth | Suicidal Thoughts
Detachment From Reality | Poor Emotional Regulation
Early Social Media access associated with Disrupted Sleep, Higher risk of Cyberbullying and Poor Family Relationships by Adulthood (904, 905)
INDIA & USA
RISE IN ANGER AND AGGRESSION IN YOUTH
Age 10 – 18
HIGH Levels of Sadness
RISING Suicide Rates especially Females
65% of girls Distressed and Struggling
Substantially Impairs Ability to Function Effectively in the World
Age 13 – 17
Unwanted, Strange Thoughts
Detached from Reality
Aggression towards others
Anger
Irritability and Hallucinations
RAPIDLY INCREASING rates of Aggression, Anger and Irritability
Largely attributed INCREASING younger age children getting smartphones
(906, 907)
BANGLADESH
University Students more likely to have Sleep Issues after using Social Media
Social Media Addiction, Social Media Fatigue and FOMO
Social Media Overactivity reduces Sleep Quality and affects self-reported Health
67% report Sleep Disruption (908, 909)
UK
Junk Food ‘avoids advertising regulation’ with top level UK Sports sponsorship
British Medical Journal Investigation
Ongoing Partnerships with
Sporting Stars | Top Flight Teams | Official Governing Bodies
Adverts now more “pervasive” and “prominent”
Experts say Sports Sponsorship gives Junk Food firms a ‘health halo effect’
making their products seem more acceptable and less harmful to consumers
PLAYERS PROMOTING FOODS THAT DO NOT APPEAR IN ATHLETES’ DIETS
(910, 911)
KOREA
Mechanism by which Alcohol Triggers Liver Inflammation
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology reveals for 1st time
Molecular Pathway of Liver Damage uncovered
Immune Cells residing in Liver that can promote or suppress Inflammation (912)
USA
Inappropriate Prescriptions for Antibiotics, Glucocorticoids and Opioids Common at Urgent Care
22,456,546 Urgent Care visits
Substantial number of prescriptions filed as
‘Never appropriate’ or ‘Generally Inappropriate’
30% prescribed Antibiotics for Otitis Media
45% were prescribed Antibiotics for Genitourinary symptoms
Study attributes this trend to Patient Demand and Clinician Knowledge and Lack of Decision Support (913, 914)
GHANA
ESCALATING RISE of Liver Cancer
HIGH consumption of Aflatoxin-Contaminated Foods
HIGH levels found on Dietary staples – Maize and Peanuts (groundnuts)
Other Known Risk Factors For Liver Cancer
Chronic Infection with Hepatitis B and C viruses
Liver Cirrhosis | Heavy drinking | Smoking | Diabetes | Obesity (915, 916)
USA
Weight Loss Drugs INCREASE Risk of Severe Acid Reflux
People with Type 2 Diabetes more likely to have Gastroesohageal Reflux Disease (GERD) if prescribed a GLP-1 drug
Most GLP-1 drugs increased the risk for GERD
HIGHER for Smokers, Obesity and Existing Stomach Problems (917, 918)
45% INCREASE in Americans Providing Care in the last decade
Growth in Younger Caregivers – new 2025 report
1 in 4 American Adults are now Caregivers
3 in 5 Are Women
59 MILLION Caring for Adults
4 MILLION Caring for Children under 18 with Illness or Disability
Carers facing RISING STRESS ~ HEALTH RISKS ~ FINANCIAL STRAIN
Many manging complex Medical Tasks that once would have been handled in Hospitals with by Health Care Providers(919, 920)
DENMARK
Intense Grief linked to DOUBLE risk of Early Death
88% die within a year of loss with Unrelenting Grief
3 times more likely to receive Mental Health support
5 times more likely to be Prescribed Anti-Depressants
Twice as likely to receive Sedatives or Anxiety Drugs
INCREASED use of Health Care Services up to 10 years after Loss (921, 922)
USA
Popular Chronic Nerve Pain Drug linked to INCREASED Dementia
Large Medical Records Study
Within 10 years of Initial Pain Diagnosis
29% INCREASED risk of developing Dementia with 6 or more prescriptions for Low Back Pain
85% INCREASED risk for Mild Cognitive Impairment
Age 18 – 64
Risk MORE than twice as high in those considered too young to develop Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment (923, 924)
GLOBAL
Meta-analysis of 11 trials
Broad Trend in WEIGHT REGAIN After Weight Loss Drug Finishes
Anti-Obesity Medications
SIGNIFICANT Weight Regain occurred 8 Weeks After Discontinuation and Continued for 20 Weeks Before Stabilising (925, 926)
EUROPE
5 MILLION living with Chronic Hepatitis B or C infections
Majority unaware they are leading causes of Liver Disease and Cancer
Often referred to as ‘Silent Infections’
50,000 Deaths a year
Deaths from Liver Cancer due to viral Hepatitis
CONTINUING TO INCREASE (927, 928)
UK
Scotland
1st safer drug consumption facility
Users can legally consume drugs under supervision to prevent fatal overdose
2,691 times the service was accessed during the first 4 months
1,976 injecting episodes reported
82% users are male
68% consistently used Cocaine
23% consistently used Heroin
Number of Drug-related Deaths historically HIGHEST in Europe
(929, 930)
Unprecedented Demand for Weight Loss Drugs Surging
National Pharmacy Association warns putting patients at risk
Weight Loss Medication at Unprecedented Levels
leaving those who do not meet criteria turning to Unregulated Suppliers
35% of users are age 25 to 34
Younger users more likely to try and access Weight Loss Treatments
despite being unlikely to be Clinically Eligible (931)
GLOBAL
Obesity Rises with Calorific Intake – NOT Idle Inactivity Time
Large International Study
Decades of trying to understand the Root Causes of the Obesity Crisis
in Economically Developed Countries – Public Health guidance remains stuck
Dietary changes are the driving factor behind Increases in Body Fat
(932, 933)
UK
2 in 5 Phones Stolen in Europe are taken in the UK
£20 MILLION Street Value
iPhones targeted most frequently
39% of All Phone Thefts in Europe are in Britain
London
42% of Phone Thefts
80,000 stolen in 2024
425% INCREASE in Phone Theft Claims since June 2021 (934)
Preventable Liver Cancer cases
set to DOUBLE by 2050
3 in 5 cases linked to Preventable risk factors
Liver Cancer fastest RISING cause of Cancer death
Most challenging Cancers to treat
5 year Survival rates ranging from 5% to 30%
Liver Cancer cases caused by Alcohol and Obesity set to INCREASE
(935, 936)
County Lines Gangs Snatching Phones
£70 MILLION a year epidemic
Shipped abroad in bulk and sold around the World
Gang members grooming vulnerable youth due to unprecedented Overseas Demand
Specially adapted e-bikes often used by young foot soldiers to steal phones
London
80,000 phones stolen every year
80% end up Overseas (937)
GLOBAL
5th Highest cause of Cancer Deaths
Lung Cancer diagnosis on the RISE among never smokers
70% of Lung cancer cases in never smokers are Adenocarcinoma
Adenocarcinoma most dominant subtype of Lung Cancer
2022
200,000 cases of Adenocarcinoma linked to Air Pollution (938, 939)
1 in 5 Lung Cancer cases have never smoked
Growing among non-smoking Asian women (940)
PALESTINE
Female University Students
Females have a cultural belief that smoking can aid Weight Loss
24% used water-pipe smoking
34% experienced Depression
40% struggle with Binge-Eating Behaviours
Tobacco Smoking linked to –
Depression
Binge/Purge Behaviours
Obesity
Various Weight Control Methods (941)
NORWAY
Using Screens in Bed
Strongly associated with Insomnia Symptoms and Lower Sleep Duration
Study of 45,000 students
1 Hour Increase in Screentime before going to Bed
59% INCREASED risk of Insomniaand Reduction in Sleep by 24 minutes
(942, 943)
USA
RTO – Return To Office Mandates
Forcing Workforce out of Remote Working causing a HUGE backlash
especially among Younger Workers (944, 945)
‘Forced joy’
New corporate mandate of Employees
No longer enough to Manufacture a Product for Customers
Employee must also Manufacture a Feeling (944, 945)
TURKEY
Anxiety SIGNIFICANT influence – shapes Driving Behaviours
Road Crash severity INCREASES post-crash Anxiety
Pre-crash Depression predicts post-crash Depression
20–50 MILLION injured yearly in Road Traffic Accidents
Road traffic accidents are a leading cause of Disability (946, 947)
UK
Frequent Nightmares
TRIPLE risk of early death and Accelerates Aging
Weekly Nightmares
TRIPLE risk of premature death
Children and Adults with more frequent nightmares
Faster biological aging, which accounted for 40% of the heightened Mortality risk
(948)
AFRICA & USA
New Diabetes sub-type identified in sub-Saharan Africa and Black Americans
Many young people have non-autoimmune forms Type 1 Diabetes
65% with this Type 1 Diabetes in region did not have Islet-auto-antibodies
these are usually found in blood of people with Type 1 Diabetes, in other parts of the world
(949, 950)
USA
2010 – 2023
578% RISE in Nitrous Oxide deaths
Laughing Gas INCREASINGLY mis-used as a recreational inhalant
Frequent or High Volume Use
can lead to Serious Neurological Damage, Psychiatric Symptoms And Death
Cotton Candy, Blueberry and flavoured nozzles available Online and Gas stations
(951, 952)
UK
Wales
Debit Style Subsidy Card to use online and Supermarkets
Coeliac Disease and Gluten Intolerance
Eligible for pre-paid card designed to help towards the cost of Specialised Food
Greater choice and freedom for those who receive Gluten Free Foods on Prescription
(953, 954)
USA
Most Adults have Hearts Older than their Actual Age
Gap wider among
Men | Black | Hispanics | Lower Incomes and Education
Men with High School Education or Less
30% had Heart Age MORE than 10 years older than Chronological Age
(955, 956)
UK
London
Widespread Black-Market Rental Sector
People Forced to Live in Unsafe Spaces
18 people in 2 bed flat – Licence permitted 3 people
Residents working as food-delivery drivers
E-Bike charging under bunk bed started fire – one death
Overcrowded Properties are Undeclared
True number across the country Unknown (957)
Teenagers who Vape likely to start smoking as their peers in 1970s
33% likelihood of Teenagers Smoking who do vape
1.5% for those who do not vape
Many Risk Factors for Teenage Smoking similar across various cohorts
• Drinking Alcohol before age 17
• How engaged they are with Education at School
• Extent of Externalising Behaviours reported by mother or main caregiver at age 10 or 11
• Parental Occupation and Education
• Parental Smoking behaviour especially during Pregnancy (958, 959)
USA
High Consumption of Ultra-Processed Foods
Linked to INCREASED risk of Lung Cancer
41% more likely diagnosed Lung Cancer
50% Diet in UK consists of UPFs
among the Highest levels in Europe
Ice cream ~ Confectionary ~ Cakes ~ Pastries ~ Mass produced bread ~ Margarine
Breakfast cereals ~ Salty snacks ~ Lunch meats ~ Sweetened fruit drinks
Hamburgers ~ Hot dogs ~ Pizza ~ Instant noodles and soups ~ Fried foods (960, 961)
UK
7 in 10 Throat Cancers caused by HPV
Human Papillomavirus
England
47% INCREASE since 2013
Oral Sex with 6 or more partners in Lifetime
10 times more likely to get Throat Cancer
RAPID INCREASE in Throat Cancer in the West over last 20 years
Epidemic including Young Patients (962)
USA
Oral or Oropharyngeal Cancer rates RISING
50,000 cases Diagnosed each year
10,000 Deaths Annually (962)
PALESTINE
Adolescent Refugees
SIGNIFICANT Prevalence of Depression and Disordered Eating Behaviours
Girls MORE Cognitive Dietary concerns – linked to Body Image Perception
Boys MORE Behavioural Risk patterns like Vomiting and Excess Exercising
Refugee Children
HIGH Levels of Stress and Poor Quality of Life
INCREASES vulnerability to Depression, Obesity, Substance Use
33% had Depression and was strongly linked to Dis–Ordered Eating
(963)
AUSTRALIA
Drinking one can of Artificially Sweetened Soft Drink
38% INCREASED risk of Type 2 Diabetes – Latest Research
23% for Regular Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
Findings challenge common assumption that Artificial Sweetener Drinks are a safer choice
Risk HIGHER than just Sugar-Sweetened Beverages (964, 965)
UK & USA
SIGNIFICANT post-pandemic RISE
42% overall rate in Disorders of gut-brain interaction
28% RISE in Irritable Bowel Syndrome
44% INCREASE in Functional Dyspepsia (966, 967)
INDIA
Gujarat State
INCREASING incidents of Heart Attacks in children
and Heart Disease in the Young population
Age 11 – 25
1,052 died of Heart Attacks in 2024
Under Age 1
262 had a Cardiac Arrest or Heart Attack in past 2 years (968)
USA
Hoarding Disorder – Common Psychiatric condition
experienced Greater Discrimination than those without – 1st Study to examine
Hoarding Disorder linked to Poorer Perceptions of one’s Neighbourhood
HIGHER rates of Loneliness and Interpersonal Dysfunction
(969)
UK
Boom In Festivals, Outdoor Shows And Stadium Concerts
2024
23.5 MILLION went to concerts
£10 BILLION spent
72,000 Jobs
London Customer Demand
100 single-day Outdoor Shows
15,000 capacity this Summer (970)
England and Wales
Healthy Life Expectancy in Women at RECORD LOW
Living in the most deprived areas – Office for National Statistics
65% of their life in Good Health
20 years More Healthy Life if living in better-off areas (971)
School Suspension Exclusions
HIGHEST since 2006
2023/24
954,952 Suspensions in State Schools
21% INCREASE on the previous year
9 in 10 occurred in Secondary Schools
100,000 Suspensions in Primary Schools
24% INCREASE on the previous year
10,885 Exclusions
Persistent and Disruptive Behaviour Most Common
50% of all Suspensions and 39% of Exclusions (972)
USA
French fries linked to Type 2 Diabetes
Not Mashed, Boiled or Baked Potatoes
3 Servings Of French Fries Weekly
20% HIGHER risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes
Food preparation and kinds of foods eaten makes a difference in Reducing Health risks
19% reduction in risk if wholegrains used instead of chips (973, 974)
DENMARK
Excess Screentime among Youth
linked to Cardiometabolic Disease risk
High Blood Pressure | High Cholesterol | Insulin Resistance
TV | Movies | Gaming | using Phones, Tablets, Computers for Leisure
STRONGEST among Children and Adolescents who slept fewer hours
(975, 976)
UK
Morning after Drinking Driving is still a BIG issue
215 Drivers admitted to drinking Alcohol after 10pm
even though they know they need to drive before 9am the next day
38% stopped drinking after 9pm
next day still drove early morning and unaware of the risk
July
MORE Drink-Driving Casualties than any other month (977)
UGANDA
HIGH burden of Suicidality among those who abscond Psychiatric Care
Significant interplay between Clinical and Demographic factors
Important Risk Factors
Marital Status | Depression | History of Experiencing Violence (978, 979)
UK
Weight Loss drugs can cause Bone and Muscle Loss
Third of Weight Loss is non-fat mass – this includes Muscle and Bone mass
Muscle is important – Controls Blood Sugar
High Blood Sugar linked to Type 2 Diabetes
Loss of Bone mass – INCREASE risk Fractures
Researchers unsure why people lose fat-free mass during Weight Loss
(980)
Obese under age 30
75% INCREASED risk of Early Death
Large scale study – 620,000 Adults aged 17 – 60
England
65% adults are Overweight or Obese
Woman now weighs 6kg more than in 1993
Weight Gain in Young Adulthood
84% Women more likely to Die Early
79% of Men (981)
45% of Gen Z workers experience Generational divide at Work
32% of All workers have experienced Generational divide
31% report ‘ culture barrier’ at their workplace
Age 16 – 34
42% reported feeling like ‘odd one out’ at Work due to their Age
(982)
639,000 Graduates are Claiming Benefits
849,000 without any Qualifications are receiving Universal Credit
26% finished Academic Career with top grade GCSEs
HIGHEST proportion of Universal Credit Claimants
Many leaving University without the skills to get a Job
Face earning the Minimum Wage (983)
USA
Surrogates more likely to be Diagnosed with Mental Illness during and after Pregnancy – 1st Large Scale Study
1 in 5 experienced Prior Mental Illness Before Pregnancy
Gestational carriers more likely to have –
• Previously given birth
• Resided in low income areas
• High rates of Obesity
• High rates of Chronic Hypertension (984, 985)
UK
Children’s Mishaps
57% Parents faced Substantial Bills costing Millions a year
• 67% Graffiti on Walls and Furniture
• 47% Food stuck in Games Consoles
• 43% Call Plumber for Toys Stuck in Toilet
• 42% Taps running causing Flood
• 40% Food blocked Washing Machine
• 36% Called a Professional to Repair Damage (986)
USA
Washington DC
56% of Carjacking arrests over last 2 years were Minors
Ages range from 12 to 17
60% were aged 15 and 16
1,046 Vehicle Thefts occurred where the owner was present
72% of Crimes involved a Gun
Gangs recruiting very young Juveniles because no sentencing (987)
Experiences of Stalking and Obtaining a Restraining Order
linked with the onset of Cardiovascular Disease in Women
41% HIGHER risk of Cardiovascular Disease in Women who experienced stalking
70% HIGHER risk in Women who experienced obtaining a Restraining Order
(988, 989)
Age 1 – 18
69% consumed a Higher percentage of Calories from Ultra-Processed Foods
than adults over age 19
53% Adults consumed Calories from Ultra-Processed Foods
Sandwiches including Burgers, Hot Dogs, Peanut Butter and Jelly
Sweet Bakery Products | Savoury Snacks |Sweetened Beverages
Adults with Higher Incomes eat fewer ultra-processed foods
Food Industry heavily markets Ultra-Processed Foods to Children
(990, 991)
PALESTINE
Traumatic Events linked to Eating Disorders
Certain Sociodemographic factors also linked to greater likelihood –
Gender | Region | Age | Education Level
Eating Disorders more common in –
Women compared to Men
Younger versus Older Adults
Individuals with lower Educational Levels
Residents of refugee camps versus those living in cities and villages (992, 993, 994)
Conflict stressors which might affect Eating Disorders
Violence | Displacement | Resource Scarcity (993, 994)
USA
Sedentary Lifestyle can cause Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) 12 years later
Black Women
LOWEST Physical Activity levels through Adulthood and GREATER risk of CVD
Physical Activity declines from early Adulthood to Midlife then stabilises
with notable demographic differences (995, 996)
UK
During Summer Months
61% of Workers report DECREASED PRODUCTIVITY
30% LOSING 30–60 minutes productive work time each day
• Feeling tired
• Uncomfortable Office temperatures
• Struggle to Focus
• Dehydrated
• Headaches
• Sweating
• Lack of ventilation (997)
USA
Multiple Sclerosis Warning Signs
begin far earlier than previously thought
HealthCare Services used at ELEVATED rates
15 years before first multiple sclerosis symptom appeared
Early Signs
Fatigue, Headache, Pain and Mental Health Concerns –
can be quite general and mistaken for other conditions
Long Complex Prodromal Phase –
Something happening beneath the surface but not declared itself yet
(998, 999)
California
Life Expectancy not recovered since Pandemic
Life Expectancy Overall
SHARP DECREASE since 2019
Deficit of .86 years remaining in 2024 relative to 2019
Drug overdoses Major contributor to Life Expectancy Deficit
since 1990
American Life Expectancy falling behind that of other Developed Countries (1000, 1001)
UK
Licence for Botox Clinics
Government crackdown on dodgy Cosmetic practitioners
Age Restrictions will be implemented for certain procedures
Many procedures marketed as non-surgical but invasive and carry Serious risks
BBL (Brazilian Butt Lifts) filler most HIGH risk – filler injected into buttocks
Dangerous Complications, Pain and Permanent Scarring after Treatment by rogue operators (1002, 1003)
USA
Typos and slang in Patient Messages can trip up AI models
Non clinical information which mimic how people really communicate leading to a HIGH percentage of Women erroneously advised not to seek medical care
(1004, 1005)
UK
Government Major Overhaul
Fast Track Scheme to Tackle Asylum Backlog with Refugees
Plans to jail smugglers using Social Media to promote services
Advertising Channel Crossings or Fake Passports
July 2025
25,000 arrived in Small Boats
Record for this point in the year (1006)
GLOBAL
British Medical Journal experts call for Global Action
to see Lived Experience as Essential Expertise
Knowledge gained by being a Patient, Relative or Caregiver
to be VALUED EQUALLY to other Experts
To ensure Healthcare is
Relevant | Responsive | Effective | Efficient | Resilient | Equitable | Fully Inclusive
(1007, 1008)
CHINA
Repetitive Negative Thinking
particularly its core features, play important transdiagnostic role in co-occurrence of
Depression and Anxiety symptoms in Children
Prevalence of Depressive and Anxiety symptoms in Children are INCREASING
(1009, 1010)
SPAIN
Long-term Weight Loss associated with Eating Earlier in the day
Time we Eat Meals
can impact our Energy Expenditure, Circadian Alignment and Metabolism
(1011, 1012)
UK
Minimally Processed Foods (MPFs) more effective for Losing Weight
1st Interventional study comparing UPF and MPF diets in ‘real world’ conditions
SIGNIFICANT greater improvements in the number of cravings in MPF diets
Reductions in Fat Mass and Total Body Water
No change in Muscle or Fat-Free Mass – Healthier Body Composition Overall
(1013, 1014)
EUROPE
Violence as a Service
Typical 4 Stage Process
Instigator – person who orders and finances the crime.
Usually based abroad and are removed from the scene of the planned attack.
Recruiter – Intermediary who identifies and approaches potential perpetrators, via Encrypted Messaging Apps, Gaming/Chat Platforms.
Typically, available around the clock to push, persuade, or pressure their targets.
Enabler – Organiser who provides the conditions for the crime to happen – logistics, tools, contacts, and financial arrangements.
Perpetrator – person who physically commits the crime. In many cases, usually a minor with no criminal record – chosen precisely because of their perceived invisibility to Law Enforcement. (1015)
UK
54 MILLION Inflatables Left on Holiday
20.9 MILLION Tonnes of Plastic
51% Purchase New Inflatables to take on Holiday
36% Admit they only use once
Most Abandoned Items on Holiday
32% Sandals/Flip Flops/Beach Shoes
24% Sunglasses
22% Beach Mats/Towels
20% Books (1016)
INCREASE in Drink Driving Fatalities on roads over past decade
16% of ALL Road Deaths last year – Drink Driving was a factor
Record Number of Collisions
Drugs playing an INCREASING role (1017)
CHINA
‘Robot Olympics’ – 280 Teams from 16 Countries
Humanoid Robots Race, Play Football, Crash And Collapse
Robot Specific Challenges Tackled
from Sorting Medicines, Handling Materials to Cleaning Services
China investing BILLIONS in Humanoids and Robotics due to an ageing population and competition with U.S. advanced technologies (1018)
UK
Regional Accents Dying Out
Children pick up American phrases from TikTok, Netflix, Disney, Gaming and Music
Adopting the accent ‘prevalent’ in TV and on the Internet
Some Voice Assistance in Cars respond to Americanisms
Accents Dialect will Shift (1019)
GLOBAL
Human Connection to Nature
60% Decline in 200 years
Levels will Continue to Decline
Parents no longer passing on Engagement with Nature to Children
Sheffield
4 minutes on average – Time spent in Nature Spaces each day (1020, 1021)
Global Burden – Female Breast Cancer
Incidence and Mortality across 185 countries
2022
2.3 MILLION new cases
670,000 Deaths
2050
38% INCREASE in new cases
68% INCREASE in Deaths
Disproportionately impacting low Human Development Index (HDI) countries
(1022, 1023)
CHINA
Urumqi, Xinjiang
First study to systematically reveal network characteristics of Anxiety, Depression and Pregnancy Related-Stress in Pre-Natal Women
19% pre-natal Depression
26% pre-natal Anxiety
92% Pregnancy–Related Stress Symptoms (1024, 1025)
UK
Too Few Permanent Nurses on Hospital Wards
Longer Inpatient Stays | Re-Admissions | Patient Deaths
New Long–Term Study
Ward Nurses
CONSISTENTLY under–staffed for 5 full days after admission –
69% INCREASE in length of stay
April 2015 – March 2020 Study Period
Eliminating Understaffing of both Registered Nurses and Nursing Support Staff –
6,527 Deaths avoided in 5 years
44,483 years of life in Good Health would be gained (1026, 1027)
USA
Hidden Steroids in Arthritis Supplements Raise SERIOUS Adrenal Concerns
Over the counter Supplements unlabelled and linked to Serious Endocrine Disorders
83% Clinical Signs of Cushing Syndrome
66% Central Obesity
66% exhibited symptoms of Adrenal insufficiency
including Nausea, Vomiting, Fatigue and Abdominal Pain
especially after discontinuing Supplements
Adrenal Insufficiency – Potentially Life Threatening Condition (1028, 1029)
Teenagers with Higher levels of PFAS prior to Bariatric Surgery
regain MORE weight afterwards
PFAs are Manufactured Chemicals used in Consumer Products that accumulate in the body over time – linked to a range of Health concerns
INCREASED Weight circumference up to 5 years After Surgery
Kidney Problems | Liver Damage | Various Cancers
Public Water supplies are the greatest source of Exposure (1030, 1031)
Alcohol-Related Liver Disease – main cause of Liver–related Death
MORE THAN DOUBLED last 20 years
Greater share of Heavy Drinkers compared to 20 years ago
Women | Adults 45 and older | Living in poverty | those with Metabolic Syndrome
Raises risk of Diabetes / Stroke / Coronary Heart Disease (1032, 1033)
UK
England and Wales
Childhood Verbal Abuse – Similar Impact as Physical Abuse
Large Retrospective Study – 20,000 Participants
64% INCREASE in Low Mental Well-Being as an Adult
in those that experienced Verbal Abuse (1034, 1035, 1036)
GLOBAL
Prevalence of Verbal Abuse Substantial RISE
Physical Abuse has halved
1 in 3 Children experience Verbal Abuse
1 in 6 experience Physical Abuse from Family And Caregivers
(1035)
CANADA & USA
Anxiety and Depression MORE Prevalent in College Students with Autism
Data – 150,000 students | 342 universities | 1,400 students with Autism
65% with Autism suffer with Anxiety
48% report Depression (1037, 1038)
AUSTRALIA
High Tobacco Excise – Soaring the Black Market
$10 BILLION illegal Tobacco Industry wiping out Legitimate Businesses
50% of products sold are illicit excise-evading Cigarettes
Nicotine Consumption including Vaping
ALL-TIME HIGH
Since February 2024
150% RISE in Violent Robberies due to Tobacco Related Crime
2019
55% INCREASE in Excise over 3 years
Illicit Smoking took off
Tobacco Excise Revenue to the Government collapsed (1039)
UK
Over-Medicalising Every Day Life Events
Growing Trend Signing People Off Work with Anxiety and Depression
Welfare Claims linked to Mental Health CONTINUE to RISE
would benefit from social contact and routine rather than isolation
3,000 people a day signed off
no longer have to look for work (1040)
GLOBAL
Strong Evidence
Teenagers’ Vaping link to INCREASED risk of Smoking and Health issues
CONSISTENT Association between Vaping and Subsequent Smoking
Marijuana Use | Drug Use | Alcohol | Asthma | Cough | Injuries | Mental Health
(1041, 1042)
SWEDEN
Metabolic Syndrome
40% INCREASED risk of developing Parkinson’s Disease
Large study 467,200 people | 15 years
Metabolic Syndrome – Collective term for several Risk Factors
Abdominal Obesity
High Blood Pressure
Elevated Blood Sugar Levels
Abnormal Blood Lipids
Cardiovascular Disease (1043, 1044)
UK
Sleep Problems – Age 14
linked with Self-Harm Behaviours at that age and Future age 17
70% of Teenagers get INADEQUATE Sleep
Inconsistent Sleep Patterns
Self-harm in Adolescents
MAJOR Public Health concern with Rates RISING
Poor and Fragmented Sleep
often a marker Preceding or co-occurring with Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviours (1045, 1046)
USA
2014 – 2023
Firearm Suicides INCREASING at an Alarming Rate
40% of Suicides among Older Women involved Firearms
50% of All New Gun Owners are Women
90% age 65 or older who died by Firearms Suicide in this decade were Men
MEN are 13 times MORE likely to die by Firearm Suicide than Women (1047, 1048)
66% of Women in Child bearing years –INCREASED Risk for Birth Defects
Lifestyle Risk Factors
Low levels of Vitamin B9
Unmanaged Diabetes
Exposure to Tobacco smoke
Health defects, cleft palates and defects of the brain and spinal cord are among the problems that could be headed off if women took steps to improve their health prior to pregnancy (1049, 1050)
GLOBAL
€66 MILLION in Counterfeit Cash
Major International Haul – 18 Countries
Investigators gain deeper understanding
Criminal Methods and Trafficking Routes (1051)
SPAIN
HIGHLY structured Criminal Network dismantled
Smuggling Migrants from Algeria to the EU
€1 MILLION on Acquiring and Manufacturing High Speed Boats
€7,000 Migrants pay – one-way journey from Algeria to Spain (1052)
USA
80% of Neurologists Prescribing Drugs for Multiple Sclerosis
RECEIVED PHARMA INDUSTRY CASH
Those in receipt were likely to prescribe that company’s drugs if sums involved were larger, sustained and more recent.
34% greater likelihood of Doctor prescribing the drug if payment was within last year
HIGH Volume Prescribers
MORE likely Beneficiaries
Multiple Sclerosis – LARGEST Neurological Drug Expense (1053, 1054)
UK
£40 BILLION – ANNUAL COST OF PTSD
INCREASINGLY Common Condition
Does Not Include All Indirect Costs
Homelessness
Unemployment
Absenteeism
Presenteeism
Social Worker Costs d
Domiciliary Care
Disability Living Allowance
Family Support Services
Premature Deaths (1055, 1056)
USA
Age 20–54
PRE-DIABETES IS SIGNIFICANT AND LIFE-THREATENING
Literature INCONSISTENT
Conflicting Evidence about Pre–Diabetes and Mortality association
(1057, 1058)
Physicians with MORE Patient Complaints
MORE likely to receive LARGER non-research Payments from Industry
New Cross-Sectional Study across the U.S.
68% accepted at least one payment
HIGHER Complaint Category – INCREASINGLY likely to receive LARGER Payments
Industry Payments to Physicians
Can Influence Clinical Decisions – Creating Potential Professional Conflicts (1059, 1060)
Patients with Advanced Cancer receiving Treatment
Care received NOT ALIGNED with their Personal Care goals
37% report Treatment Focus on prolonging life
NOT Actual Care or Comfort and Relieving Symptoms which was their Preference
Level of Dis– connect between Patients’ goals and the Level of Care received
(1061, 1062)
UK
North of England
Poor Diets Fuelling Health Crisis
Risk of Obesity and High Blood Pressure
Highest Mortality rates in England
32% Adult Obesity
HIGH numbers of Fast Food outlets contributing
Families under Increasing Pressure
Children growing up without consistent access to Healthy Food
Poor Diets linked to HIGHEST RATES
Cancer | Diabetes | Heart Disease | Food Insecurity (1063, 1064)
NHS
£11.4 BILLION a year
Treating and Managing Obesity
£74.3 BILLION annually
wider Social Costs due to ill Health (1065)
USA
Childhood Asthma linked to certain Fatty Foods
Saturated long chain fatty acids can cause neutrophilic Asthma Independent from Obesity
Neutrophilic Asthma more difficult to treat than allergic Asthma
Symptoms MORE severe and likely to cause patients to land in a hospital
(1066, 1067)
UK
England and Wales
1 in 10 aged 16 and over
Victims Of Domestic Abuse | Sexual Assault | Stalking
New Data – Office for National Statistics
First time estimate of combined Prevalence of all 3 Crimes
5.1 MILLION experienced one of the Crimes
3.2 MILLION were Women (1068, 1069)
England and Wales
3,000 Crimes a year logged as Honour Based Abuse
Lowest Conviction Rate
48% Honour Based Abuse
53% Forced Marriage
75% Domestic Abuse
1 in 2 Prosecutions Fail
24% Victims/Witnesses’ Withdrawal
22% Evidential Gaps (1070, 1071)
Child Benefit Payments
Clampdown on those that Continue to Claim when they have moved abroad
THOUSANDS MORE FRAUDULENTLY CLAIMING
200 Officials now Working on stopping this
£17 MILLION in Wrongful Payments Stopped by 15 officials in less than 1 year
6.9 MILLION receive Child Benefit
£9.5 BILLION – Benefit Overpayments in one year (1072)
Royal Mail still missing Delivery targets
After sale of the company to Czech Billionaire
First and Second Class Mail lag behind
17% First Class mail delivered late
Long Struggle to Deliver Mail on time
£16 MILLION fine in the past 2 years
Failing to meet targets (1073)
111,000 Asylum applications in the 12 months
HIGHEST figure since records began in 2001
91,000 awaiting Decisions on their Asylum Claims
88% Arrivals in Small Boats
Half from Afghanistan, Eritrea, Iran, Sudan and Syria.
Protests outside Hotels have turned Violent
32,059 Asylum Seekers in 210 hotels (1074, 1075)
GLOBAL
Regular Intake of Turmeric
will help with Type 2 Diabetes and Pre–Diabetes Weight loss
Despite Potential Benefits – Not to be used as a standalone (1076, 1077)
USA
12% of Population using Weight Loss Drugs
Mainly Women aged 50 – 64
Diarrhoea and Nausea
Common side effects of Weight Loss Injections
(1076, 1077)
AUSTRALIA
Common Painkillers linked to Antibiotic Resistance
Ibuprofen and Paracetamol amplifying resistance when used together
World Health Threat
SIGNIFICANTLY increased Bacterial mutations making E. Coli HIGHLY resistant to the antibiotic (1078, 1079)
USA
Older adults with Heart Failure, Stroke and Hypertension
SIGNIFICANT declines in Cardiovascular Health scores
During Pandemic
Evident Seniors were dis–proportionately impacted by Cardiovascular Disease
(1080, 1081)
UK
Number of schools Collapsing into Administration
DOUBLED this year after the Government’s VAT changes
20% VAT applied to Private School Fees
abolishing the sector’s charitable status
Across All Sectors
£25 BILLION RISE in Employers’ National Insurance Contributions
(1082)
Large-Scale Smuggling of Weight Loss Products on the RISE
January 2024 – June 2025
18,316 illegal Weight Loss and Diabetes medications seized by UK Border Force
Unregulated Online Sellers, Beauty Retailers and Social Media Platforms
INCREASINGLY being used to sell Counterfeit Weight Loss Injections
Supply to a growing Black Market
Criminals exploiting RISING DEMAND (1083)
Research that affects people’s lives should Reflect Realities
BMJ now require ALL submitting authors to indicate how they have involved Patients and the Public in their Research
Clinicians and Patients
Both Types of Expertise Matter (1084, 1085)
GLOBAL
Menopause mis-information is Harming Care
Commercial Hormone Testing un-necessary and does not Improve Care
SHARP RISE in Commercial Services for Women Seeking Relief
Tests cost Hundreds of $
Marketed as Necessary (1086, 1087)
UK
50% Adult Workers want input on how AI is developed and used in Workplaces
51% Public concerned about impact of AI and new technologies on their Jobs
62% Workers aged 25 – 34 especially worried about impact of AI on their jobs
Leaving Employees in the dark fuels Negative Speculation
Have leaders using Artificial Intelligence
This visibility bridges the Trust gap and turns uncertainty into Inclusion
(1088)
GLOBAL
HIGH consumption Alcohol and Sugar Drinks
associated with INCREASED risk of Hair Loss
Nutrients and Specific Foods and Supplements
crucial for maintaining hair follicle well-being (1089, 1090)
USA
Gap in Medical Care for 4 and 5 year olds with ADHD
Young children prescribed ADHD drugs as soon as Diagnosed
contravenes Treatment Guidelines
MORE Side Effects than in Older Children
Irritable Emotional Aggressive
Before age 6
Children’s Bodies do not fully metabolise the drugs (1091, 1092)
UK
Average Worker Mentally drained 4 hours into the day
Mondays most Difficult
70% of Gen Z ‘underestimated’ how draining start of the day can be
1 in 20 Struggle 1 hour After Starting Work
77% rely on Boosts to get through the day
Coffee ~ Fresh Air ~ Sweet Treat – First One Needed 9.03am (1093)
GLOBAL
6,000 New Words Added to Cambridge Dictionary
reflect changes in today’s world including Increasing Home Working
Internet Culture Changing the English language
Social Media Slang Terms
Skigidi
Trad Wife
Delulu
Mouse Jiggler – Remote Working when you are Not (1094)
Couples who meet Online Less Happy in Love
6,000 individuals study
Meeting Offline – Similar Characteristics
Internet has a Limitless Pool – leading to Choice Overload
‘Swipe Culture’ Prevalent
PRIORITY is Physical Attractiveness over more thorough Selection Process
Early Users of Online Dating sought Lifelong Partners
Modern Users INCREASINGLY Pursue Casual Relationships (1095)
7 MILLION deaths each year due to Tobacco Exposure
24% GLOBAL RISE
Smoking/Chewing Tobacco/Secondhand Smoke (1096)
1.3 BILLION Tobacco users Worldwide
80% live in low-and-middle income countries (1097)
UK
£10 BILLION Government investing in NHS Digital Transformation
52% Adults would NOT consider using AI for Medical Consultation
61% DO NOT trust AI to deliver Accurate and Safe Health Advice
68% Trust Pharmacists
GPs are the Most Trusted Health Professionals
Clear preference for face-to-face Interaction and Clinical Expertise (1098)
EUROPE
Active Across Continents
Criminal network using Brazil nationals in Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation
Since 2017 operated across Brazil and Ireland involved in –
Recruitment | Transportation | Accommodation | Advertisement
Overall control of Female victims from South America (1099)
ECUADOR
Criminal Network supplying Cocaine to EU groups
Violence and Death driven by Territorial Disputes over Routes
9.3 tonnes of Cocaine seized
Private Security Companies used as fronts to recruit individuals already linked to their Criminal Structure (1100)
UK
Hidden Body Fat linked to Faster Heart Ageing
Excessive Amount of Visceral Adipose Tissue
Fat found deep inside abdomen around Stomach, Intestines and Liver
Linked to INCREASED Inflammation in the Body (1101, 1102)
Teenage Loneliness Triggers Reward Seeking Behaviour
Late Teens Very Sensitive to the Experience of Loneliness
After few hours without Social Interaction
SIGNIFICANTLY more Effort to get Rewards
When Connecting with others is not possible
prone to seeking Alcohol or Recreational Drugs (1103, 1104)
IRELAND
Hospital Admissions for Eating Disorders in Children
Doubled in 5 years
2018 – 2022
121% RISE in Hospitalisations for under 18s
Sharp spike during Pandemic
91% of Admissions for children in Psychiatric Hospitals
Anorexia Nervosa/Atypical most common Eating Disorder
89% Admissions to Acute Medical Hospitals were Female (1105, 1106)
Gen Z and Millennials
44% of New Bingo Customers are under 35
79% interested in non-alcohol plans
82% want more Active Nights Out
80% seeking Novel Social Experiences
Bingo appeals to this Demographic
Low Cost | High Entertainment Value | Social Atmosphere | Chance to Win Prizes (1107)
USA
Smartphone on the Toilet
46% HIGHER risk of Hemorrhoids
66% use Smartphones on the Toilet
5 X MORE likely to spend more 5 minutes on Toilet
Younger adults especially prone to Habit
Smartphone Users
LESS weekly Exercise than non-users
Study bolsters Common Sense Advice to restrict use to under 5 minutes (1108, 1109)
Deaths from High Blood Pressure related Kidney Disease
25 year analysis
48% RISE in past 25 years
MORE men died from Hypertensive Kidney Disease
HIGHEST death rates are among Blacks and Hispanics
States in South had HIGHEST Death Rates (1110)
NO AMOUNT of Illicit Substance, Alcohol or Tobacco is safe during Pregnancy
Some Falsely perceived as Harmless like Marijuana and Vaping Nicotine
Prevalence of Substance Use among Pregnant Women remains HIGH
2018 – 2021 Overdose Deaths
TRIPLE for Pregnant and Recently Pregnant Women
50% of Women seeking Treatment for Substance Use Disorders have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
HIGH Risk of experiencing Physical and Sexual Abuse (1111)
Higher Blood Pressure in Childhood link Serious Health Conditions
40% – 50% HIGHER risk of early Cardiovascular Death in Adulthood
Age 7
Higher Blood Pressure MORE likely to die from Cardiovascular Disease mid-50s
(1112, 1113)
UK
Disposable Vape Ban NOT WORKING
200,000 Vapes mixed with General Recycling
Vape firms have launched cheap reusable devices
Vapers just buying more – instead of refilling and recycling
‘Bombs in Bins’
Devices causing chaos, problems and more fires for Waste Industry than ever before
Vapes should be returned to Stores or Recycling Centres for Specialist Handling
£1 BILLION a year Cost to UK Waste Industry (1114)
Import Tax Exemption
£3 BILLION worth of small parcels shipped to UK from China
2024/25
Low-Value Small Package Imports DOUBLED
Fast Fashion and Consumer Goods Retailers Avoid Custom Duty (1115)
285,000 CRIMES WENT UNRECORDED LAST YEAR
66% unrecorded Crimes disproportionately affect Women and Girls
37% unrecorded Violent Crimes affected Women and Girls
2021 – 2025
51% Anti-Social Behaviour offences were recorded targeting a specific Individual or Group (1116)
Femicide Census Report
51% Women killed by Current or Former Male Spouse or Partner
40% were taking steps towards leaving or had left Relationship when killed
57% of male perpetrators had known History of Violence against Women or were subject to monitoring or restrictions when they were killed (1117, 1118)
NEW ZEALAND, USA & UK
Sleep BIGGEST contributor to Young Adults’ Well-Being
Understanding what Lifestyle Factors support Well-Being (1119, 1120)
USA
Commonly available items being used in Preteens’ Self-Harm
50% RISE in rate of instances reported to poison centres
4–FOLD INCREASE suspected Suicide and Self-Harm intent
Since 2000
398% INCREASE Age 11
343% INCREASE Age 12
Rates of Ingestion likely Under Reported (1121, 1122)
UK
NHS England
6.23 MILLION on waiting list for Treatment
48% trapped in an Invisible Waiting List Crisis
3 MILLION not seen by anyone since referred by GP
Waiting for 1st Specialist Appointment/Diagnostic Test
1 MILLION already waited 18 weeks without any Care (1123)
Travellers Avoid Baggage Fee
72% check in with Over-Weight/Oversize Items
54% wear Extra Outfits
28% wore 3 or 4 layers of Clothing
13% squeeze Outfits into Pillowcases disguised Travel Pillows
Age 25 – 34
36% pack No Underwear to make room for more ‘important items’
(1124)
GLOBAL
Age 15 and Older
44% with Diabetes are UNAWARE of their condition
UNDER-DIAGNOSIS greatest among young adults
Those Diagnosed
42% had Blood Sugar Levels managed
Substantial Regional Diagnosis and Treatment disparities
2050
1.3 BILLION expected to be living with Diabetes (1125, 1126)
CENTRAL SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Less than 20% of people with Diabetes aware of their condition
(1125)
EUROPE
Drug-Resistant Fungus
spreading RAPIDLY across European hospitals
2013 – 2023
4,000 cases reported
RISING SIGNIFICANTLY in 18 countries
True Toll likely Unreported (1127)
USA
Women with History of Cervical Cancer
DOUBLE the risk of developing Anal Cancer
Risk does not go away – Actually INCREASES with age over time
Age 65 – 74
Rate of Diagnosis SO HIGH it actually surpassed the widely accepted threshold for recommended routine screening (1128, 1129)
AUSTRIA & COLOMBIA
Criminal Network forced Colombian Women into Sexual Exploitation
Severe Physical Violence and Threats against Family members back home
Women Exploited by Coercion, Deception and Abusing their Vulnerabilities
Victims’ services on offer advertised – via Adult sexual websites
VAST SUMS OF ILLICIT FUNDS GENERATED (1130)
AUSTRALIA
Type 2 Diabetes directly alters Heart Structure and Energy systems
Diabetes actively worsens Heart Failure – 1st research offering new insights
Disrupts key Biological processes and reshapes the Heart Muscle
distinct molecular changes to heart cells and structural changes to the muscles
(1131, 1132)
USA
80% Adults have Trouble Falling Asleep on Sundays (1133)
American Academy of Sleep Association
UK
Britain
67% Adults experience Sunday Anxiety
74% among Age 18 – 24
Most Common Triggers
Work Stress
Lack of Sleep
Overwhelming To-Do Lists (1133)
UK
Monday Specific Anxiety
23% HIGHER Cortisol levels
This association was Prevalent among Working and Non-Working Older Adults
(1133, 1134)
USA
Meat from Shark species at Risk of Extinction
93% ambiguously labelled or mis-labelled entirely
Contains HIGH levels of Mercury – SERIOUS risks to Human Health
Shark meat sold for as little as $2.99 per pound
Meat from 11 different Shark species
MAJOR GAP IN SEAFOOD TRANSPARENCY AND CONSUMER SAFETY
Sharks harvested for meat and products such as Squalene –
commonly used in Moisturising Skincare Products (1135, 1136, 1137)
California
1 in 3 American Indian and Alaskan Native adults experienced Moderate or Serious Psychological Distress in past year
61% Not seen a Medical Provider
Latino and Multi-Racial American Indian and Alaskan Natives
68% experienced Problems with –
Family Relationships | Job Duties | Socialising | Household Chores (1138)
GLOBAL
1990 – 2021
Eating Disorders Marked INCREASES in Global Burden
Age 10 – 24
Women have HIGHER Eating Disorder Prevalence
Men Exhibit Faster Growth rates indicating a shifting burden
Age 20 – 24
Eating Disorder peaks showing RAPID GROWTH
Australasia – HIGHEST burden
East Asia – HIGHEST INCREASE (1139)
UK
British workers taken 2 Working Weeks OFF SICK in the past year
HIGHEST LEVEL in 15 years
RISE in Long-Term Health Conditions
Ageing Workforce | Mental Health issues | Significant Stress
Contributes to Falling Productivity and a Widening Productivity Gap
8.7 MILLION WORKING AGE PEOPLE HAVE DISABILITIES
£400 MILLION WEEKLY COST TO THE UK ECONOMY (1140)
Nurses Scared
Violence against Accident and Emergency Staff DOUBLES in 5 years
Nurses Punched, Spat at and Threatened with Acid
ATTACKS HAPPENING EVERY HOUR
Due to Lengthy A & E waits – Corridor Care – Chronic Under-Staffing
2019 – 2024
12 hour or more waits INCREASED 20 times
2024
4,054 Physical and Violent incidents (1141)
Major Law to Criminalise
Small Boat Smuggler Ads
Creation of Fake Travel Documents
Explicitly Promising Illegal Working Opportunities
80% Migrants used Social Media during illegal journey
Many end up Working illegally (1142)
EUROPE & USA
Cannabis Users
4 times risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes within 5 years
4 MILLION adults – Large Real World Study
SIGNIFICANT HIGHER Diabetes rates
among users after adjusting for other Health factors (1143)
AUSTRALIA
GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs pose HIDDEN RISKS for Young Women
Originally developed to manage Type 2 Diabetes
2022
90% Prescriptions issued to Women without Diabetes
Potential Risks during Pregnancy and associated risks to Unborn Babies
GLP-1 users are not using effective contraception (1144, 1145)
USA
High intake Ultra Processed Foods (UPFs)
linked to Systemic Inflammation
Strong predictor of Cardiovascular Disease – New Study
Age 50 – 59
26% HIGHER risk of Elevated Inflammatory Markers
80% HIGHER risk of Obesity
60% of the daily calorie intake of U.S. adults are UPFs
SIGNIFICANT RISE in Colorectal Cancer – particularly Young Adults
Increased Consumption of UPFs contributing factor (1146, 1147)
SPAIN & ITALY
Beta Blocker Therapy has no effect on incidence of Death from any cause
Beta Blockers – Standard Treatment for 40 years
after an uncomplicated Myocardial Infarction (heart attack) with preserved Heart function has NO CLINICAL BENEFIT for patients
Sub Study
Women have Worse Outcomes
HIGHER risk of Heart Attack, Death or Hospitalization for Heart Failure (1148, 1149, 1150)
UK
Large Social and Economic Inequalities Persist among Doctors
New 10 year Study
6 X GREATER likelihood of becoming a Doctor
HIGHLY over-represented within Medicine
coming from a Professional Background than a Working Class Background
(1151, 1152)
USA
Male Babies Circumcised for Lifelong Health Benefits recommended
World Health Organization | American Academy of Paediatrics
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2012 – 2022
Newborn Male Circumcision rates Dropped SIGNIFICANTLY
Regardless of Scientific Evidence supporting Health Benefits
Likely Cause
Parental Distrust of Medical Advice
End of Medicaid coverage for Routine Neonatal Male Circumcisions
(1153, 1154)
SWEDEN
How tall a child will be is decided in the first 2 years
67% difference in Adult Height between individuals determined by Early Life
60% attributed to Birth Size
37% to Average Height of Both Parents (1155, 1156)
FINLAND
Heart Attacks may be an Infectious Disease
Pioneering Study Demonstrated For The First Time
Infection can trigger Myocardial Infarction
Dormant Bacteria cannot penetrate the Biofilm Matrix
but a viral infection can activate the Biofilm (1157, 1158)
USA
Chronic Liver Disease known as MASLD – 3 Risk Factors IDENTIFIED
Greatest Risk of Death
40% with High Blood Pressure
25% Pre-Diabetes or Type 2 Diabetes
15% lower level HDL Cholesterol (1159, 1160)
2011 – 2020
41,380 Excess Deaths caused per year from Wildfire Smoke Emissions
2050
70% INCREASE in deaths from wildfire smoke
$608 BILLION in annual damages due to Deaths related to Wildfire smoke
Deaths from wildfire smoke result from inhaling complex mix of chemicals
Contributing to Deaths up to 3 years after the Initial Exposure
Health impacts far greater than Scientists previously estimated (1161, 1162)
Oral Microbes linked to INCREASED risk of Pancreatic Cancer
27 species of Bacteria and Fungi in Mouth
3.5 times GREATER risk of developing Pancreatic Cancer
Bacteria can travel through swallowed saliva into the Pancreas
Clearer than Ever
Brushing and Flossing Teeth can protect against Cancer (1163, 1164)
UK
Single High-Fat Meal can Impair Blood Flow to Male Brains
INCREASED risk of Stroke and Dementia
Restricts Blood flow around Body – Blood Vessels become stiffer
Post-Prandial Lipaemia
Much waking life spent in Post-Meal State – when Fat Levels are Elevated (1165, 1166)
Hiring Qualified Candidates With Migraine
41% Board Level Executives very concerned
34% Senior Managers
24% Business Owners
60% think Migraine is just a ‘Bad Headache’
58% avoid disclosing they have Migraines to employers and colleagues
due to concerns about not being taken seriously (1167, 1168)
USA
Optimum Daily Eating Window for longer life identified
HIGHER Mortality Rates
11 – 12 hours LOWEST Mortality Risk (1169, 1170)
EUROPE
Criminal Network Dismantled
Smuggling migrants from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia and other EU countries
Communicated via Encrypted Messaging Apps
to keep Criminal activities under the radar (1171)
4 tonnes Cocaine seized – 2 Major operations
Innovative Concealment Methods
Shifting landscape of Global Trafficking routes
Latin America
Cocaine production has reached UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS
Europe has emerged as Primary market for Cocaine
Wholesale prices – currently at LOWEST level ever (1172)
GLOBAL
22 countries | 8,000 Data sets
to analyse Images of unidentified Abused Children and safeguard them
51 Sexually Abused Children identified over 2 weeks
from Toddlers to Teenagers – different Nationalities
Exchange of Child Sexual Abuse material MORE FREQUENT than the past
likely due to accessibility and large storage capacity of Mobile Phones
(1173)
UK
England
300,000 INCREASE in Antidepressants Prescribed
4th Quarter 2024 – 2025
23,100,000 Items Prescribed
7,030,000 Patients
3,490,000 Drugs Prescribed for Psychoses and related disorders
1,230,000 for Dementia
£8.4 MILLION Cost
965,000 Prescriptions for CNS stimulants and ADHD Drugs
£44 MILLION – BIGGEST INCREASE (1174)
USA
Soccer heading does most Damage to Brain area critical for cognition
SIGNIFICANTLY greater micro-structural damage
Junction between white and gray matter in the outermost brain layer behind the forehead, sustains the most damage (1175, 1176, 1177)
Emergency Departments
Death rates INCREASED after Hospitals acquisition by Private Equity Firms
Deaths linked to Hospitals Reducing Salaries and Staffing
Intensive Care Units and Emergency Departments – Staffing-Sensitive areas
Findings amplify For-Profit Ownership model in Heath Care delivery
(1178, 1179)
GLOBAL
Deaths and Disability from Heart Disease continue to RISE SHARPLY
Mainly caused by High Blood Pressure, Obesity and elevated Blood Sugar Levels
2023
80% all Deaths and Disability related to Cardiovascular Disease
1 in 3 deaths
140% RISE since 1990 for DALY –
Disability Adjusted Life Years (1180, 1181)
UK
Severe Pregnancy Sickness
raises the risk of Mental Health
50% INCREASED risk in 13 conditions
including Post-Partum Psychosis and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Risks DOUBLED for –
Wernicke’s Encephalopathy (neurological condition due to Vitamin B1 deficiency)
Refeeding Syndrome
Eating Disorders
Depression – particularly Post-Partum Depression(1182, 1183)
UK & USA
ANY LEVEL OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
INCREASES THE RISK OF DEMENTIA
Most Comprehensive Study to Date
2.4 MILLION Participants
45 Individual Studies (1184, 1185)
UK
70% RISE in number of Full-Time Paid Carers
1.9 MILLION carers doing 35+ hours per week
15% RISE in Requests for Care – Demand Outpaces Supply
2.5% INCREASE in Supply only
Majority coming from Working Age Adults INCREASINGLY Needing Care
Age 16 – 64
31% INCREASE in requests (1186)
46% Workers worked or currently Working in Toxic Environment
Workplaces fuelled by
Bullying | Stress| Relentless Pressure | Favouritism
Managers identified as Leading Source of Toxic Behaviours
30% do not feel able to raise concerns
76% left at least 1 job due to a toxic culture
40% walked away from multiple roles same reason
89% believe Workplace Culture can be improved through
Leadership Behaviours ~ Communication ~ Training ~ Better Employee Protections
(1187)
Britain
Caesarean Births RISE to RECORD HIGH latest NHS audit
50% involved Caesarean section and use of Instruments
Trends include:
More women giving Birth later in life
Obesity
Increase in pre–existing Maternal conditions
Contribute to more Complex Pregnancies, particularly Women from ethnic minority groups and those experiencing Deprivation (1188, 1189)
Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Warning
Trend of Students hacking their own school and college IT systems
for fun or as part of dares
Majority of so-called “insider” cyber attacks and data breaches in Education settings originate with Students
57% Hacks and Breaches carried out by Children
33% Breaches involved Students illegally logging into Staff computer systems
guessing passwords or stealing details from teachers
44% of Schools reported a Cyber Attack in the last year (1190)
NEW ZEALAND
Baby And Toddler Foods Mis-Leading
Marketing aimed at convincing parents that products are a Healthy choice
Claims Easy and Convenient option that promotes the Child’s Development
60% images of Fruit
40% images of Vegetables
in reality there is a very small amount (1191, 1192)
UK & EUROPE
Linked to LOWER Childhood Inflammation
Clean Air ~ Natural Spaces ~ Healthy Diets ~ Strong Social Bonds
Environments influence Immune regulation protein and cellular level
Supporting Cardiometabolic, Respiratory and Neurodevelopment Health in Children
(1193, 1194)
SWEDEN
Missing 1st Screening Appointment
linked to HIGHER risk of Breast Cancer Death
40% HIGHER long-term risk of dying from Breast Cancer
mainly due to delayed detection
Mammograms can detect Breast Cancer early – often before a lump is felt (1195, 1196)
UK
Loneliness and Anxiety
fuel Smartphone and Social Media Addiction in young adult ‘Night Owls’
40% students exhibit signs of Social Media Addiction
young women particularly HIGH risk (1197, 1198)
Gen Z
Leaning towards One Parenting Trend when raising their Children
Rejecting model of “Gentle Parenting”
41% Focused on Cycle-Breaking Parenting
Stop repeating patterns they experienced during their upbring
Parents prioritise Healing their Trauma
Other Common Styles Of Parenting Trends include
Prioritising Real-World Consequences and Forming Strong And Emotional Bonds
84% Parents say their styles have evolved as their child get older
(1199, 1200)
EUROPE & USA
‘Ghost Vacationing’ Latest Career Trend
proves more checked out at work than ever
Taking time off WITHOUT OFFICIALLY informing Employer
33% Europeans taken UNANNOUNCED TIME OFF WORK
20% Burnout or Mental Health (1201)
60% Workers use Sick Days WITHOUT being Physically ill
Using the time off to catch up on errands and because they “need a break” (1201)
SAUDI ARABIA
Stress drives Compulsive Buying Behaviour among Adults
Public Health concern
Compulsive Buying driven by Emotional Distress and Cognitive Distortions
Serves as Temporary Escape by Providing Momentary Relief Or Gratification
(1202, 1203)
GLOBAL
March 2023 to 2025
Generation Z
RISE in Alcohol consumption across 15 Key Markets
70% U.S consumed Alcohol in last 6 months
76% UK
83% Australia
Generational Recalibration
This is not a simple return to the past – it is a complex blend of:
Coping | Compensation | Identity Expression | Socioeconomic Constraint
Alcohol is a Short Term Mood Boost
RISING levels of Anxiety, Depression and Loneliness (1204, 1205)
USA
National Trends in Disability Employment
New ALL TIME HIGH in Labour Force Participation Rate
38% of the population are people with Disability in the Workplace
25% of All Unemployed are Long-Term Unemployed
385,000 INCREASE over the year (1206, 1207)
TAIWAN
Pre-School Teachers
Job Burnout | Employee Silence | Work Fatigue | Disengagement
Employee Silence SIGNIFICANTLY impacted Job Burnout
Mediated by Work Fatigue
Disengagement – Lack of enthusiasm/involvement in Work Tasks
Employees choosing Silence rather than seeking Help (1208, 1209)
UK
97% Autistic Adults over 60 UN-DIAGNOSED Largest Review to date
Age 40 – 59
89% never had condition identified
HIGHER RATES of Physical and Mental Health conditions
Challenges with Employment, Relationships and Wellbeing (1210, 1211)
England
2024/25
124,210 Families faced Homelessness
SYSTEM FAILING
70,630 are Single-Parent Households
4 x more likely to be Homeless or at imminent risk of Homelessness (1212, 1213)
USA
In-Home Firearm Homicides
Rates DOUBLED among Children and Adolescents since 2010
24% Paediatric Firearm-Related Homicides occurred at Home
63% under age 12 were killed at Home
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse SIGNIFICANT risk factors
Parents most common assailants for these Homicides (1214, 1215)
KOREA & USA
99% have at least one risk factor Above optimal level before Heart Attack, Stroke and Heart Failure
Large–Scale Study
9.3 MILLION Korean and 7,000 U.S. adults followed up over 20 years
Global Study REFUTES notion that Cardiac events Strike Without Warning
(1216, 1217)
SWEDEN
Post-Partum Women
HIGHER risk of Depression and Psychosis
5 – 15 Weeks After Childbirth
20% HIGHER risk of Depression
First 5 Weeks
6 – 7 times HIGHER risk of Psychosis (1218, 1219)
USA
28% Children experience School Avoidance
sign of Emotional Distress
Age 10 – 13
Most common and when Children transitioning to different Schools
1 in 3 parents report that their child missed more than a week of school
due to Fear or Anxiety
42% Children said they were not Physically well enough to attend
20% were too Exhausted (1220)
RATES OF EXTREMELY SEVERE OBESITY
ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY INCREASING
1 MILLION Americans – 60kg/m2 or greater BMI
less likely to get Cancer Screenings and Preventative Care
2 – 3 X GREATER incidence of MAJOR comorbid conditions
40% of Speciality Clinics turn away Patients weighing 465 pounds
Lack Examination Tables, Chairs and Gowns (1221, 1222)
Changing Clocks twice a year disrupts Circadian Rhythms
leading to HIGHER rates of Stroke and Obesity
Days AFTER clocks go forward in March
MORE Heart Attacks and Fatal Traffic Accidents
Permanent Standard Time healthier than Seasonal Waffling (1223, 1224)
HIGH Concentration of THC associated with –
Psychosis | Schizophrenia | Cannabis Use Disorder
Other Mental Health Outcomes
Findings Reinforce Previous Conclusions
Higher THC INCREASES risk for adverse Mental Health outcomes (1225, 1226)
UK
Shift Work linked to INCREASED risk of Kidney Stones
1st study to Comprehensively Evaluate – 220,000 data analysed
Under Age 50
15% HIGHER risk and those who had Low Levels of Manual Labour
Potential Mediators Identified
Smoking | Sleep Duration | Sedentary Time | Body Mass Index | Fluid Intake
(1227, 1228)
ASIA
Psychological Distress is Related to All Internet-Related Addictive Behaviours and Quality Of Life – Public Health Concern
Gaming | Gambling | Social Media | Social Networking | Shopping | Substance Abuse | Pornography
Taiwan
HIGH Social Media Addiction
Hong Kong
HIGH Substance Abuse (1229, 1230)
EUROPE
Mortality associated with fine particles from Wildfires
93% UNDERESTIMATEDnew study provides Solid Evidence
Data 32 European countries
Human-Driven Climate Change
one of the main causes for RISING Frequency and Intensity of Wildfires
(1231, 1232)
USA
Rheumatoid Arthritis begins BEFORE the Pain
New Ground breaking 7 Year Study
HIDDEN PHASE STARTS SILENTLY
years before symptoms and joint swelling
Body Fighting an Invisible Internal Battle – Well Before Joint Swelling From Inflammation Appears (1233, 1234)
UK
Campaigners target Councils calling for a 4 day week
One Local Authority has become Britain’s first to adopt the pattern permanently
Thousands of Private Sector Workers on Shorter Working Weeks and Same Pay
(1235, 1236)
GLOBAL
Focus on Weight Loss alone for Obesity can do harm
Largely ineffective
in providing sustained long-term Weight Loss and reducing Cardiovascular events or death
Societal weight bias has adverse effects on Mental Health (1237, 1238)
UK
Companies mis-leading patients with “outrageous claims” about banking baby teeth – 4 Companies offer Service through 1 Laboratory
Lack of Evidence
to support using dental pulp stem cells to treat patients for Autism and Diabetes
Tooth Stem Cell Banking are sent milk teeth
$2573 cost (1239, 1240)
Rising Thefts
Phone Retailers lock shop doors while Trading
First half of 2025
967% INCREASE in Theft incidents compared to same period in 2024
Alarming surge of Aggressive Robberies in Store
particularly across London and the South-East
Groups masked enter and threaten staff to access stock cages to steal devices
(1241)
94% Gen Z’s face work-related micro-stresses
69% say stepping out and chat with a shopkeeper could help lift their mood
Young professionals are constantly navigating low-level Tensions at Work
“Boss Breaks” – Local shops participating
to give young professionals Space to pause, reset, take a breath and get back into the day with a clearer head (1242)
Growing problems with e-bikes and e-scooters
Causing SIGNIFICANT Fear and Anxiety for blind and partially sighted people
Making streets nightmare due to obstruction
Reckless parking of e-scooters and e-bikes
92% blind people forced to walk on the roads (1243)
£72 MILLION worth of Cocaine seized by UK Border Force
One Tonne hidden inside –
2 Industrial Generators | 40 tonnes of equipment combined
£700,000 value of Machinery
Organised crime groups using sophisticated methods to evade detection
(1244, 1245)
USA
Heart Disease RISK INCREASES
for U.S. immigrants the longer they live in the U.S.
Contributors to Increased Risk
U.S. Dietary And Lifestyle Habits
Barriers to Preventative Care
Stress – Financial Hardship and Unstable Work
80% have at least one CVD Risk Factor (1246)
SOUTH SUDAN
Government Systemic Corruption
BILLIONS STOLEN in Past Decade
$25 BILLION oil inflow since 2011
hardly any money goes to Essential Services resulting in”
Widespread Malnutrition | Collapsing Health Systems | Mass Exclusion from Education
CORRUPTION is the engine of South Sudan’s Decline (1247, 1248)
UK
55% age 8 to 11 own a Smartphone
To STOP Pupils using Mobile Phones
£54,000 Group of Schools Forced to Spend on Lockable Phone Pouches
Implementing a Ban DID NOT WORK – kids ignored
Addicted to Devices – Sneaking off to Toilet to scroll
11 hours a day on average Teenagers spend on Screens (1249)
ONE can of High Caffeine Energy Drink SAME as 4 cans of coke
Fuelling Anxiety and Depression in Children
8 in 10 Parents want Ban on Sale of High Caffeine Energy Drinks to Children
100,000 Children consume at least one of these drinks a day (1250)
£318,000 Children’s Homes charging per year for each Child in Care
2023 – 2024
£3.1 BILLION Residential Care Costs
96% INCREASE since 2019 – 2020
Driven by RISING DEMAND, PROFIT DRIVEN MARKET and Limited placements – especially for children with complex needs
7 in 10 of the biggest providers owned or part-funded by Private Equity Firms
£63,000 – Local Council’s charged for one week’s single placement
Many Children are in Care Homes that don’t meet their needs (1251, 1252)
USA
Ohio
42% Deceased Drivers in Motor Vehicle Crashes TEST POSITIVE THC
Active THC FAR EXCEEDS Most State Impairment Limits
HIGH rate of THC remained CONSISTENT over 6 years
Unaffected by states Legalization of recreation Cannabis during study period
(1253)
GLOBAL
1 IN 5 ADDICTED TO TOBACCO
2024
1.2 BILLION Worldwide using Tobacco
4 in 5 Tobacco users are Men
Decline since 2010
However, the RISE in vaping threatens to undermine this
100 MILLION now vaping globally – many under age 15
New Nicotine products – Industry aggressively targeting young people (1254)
EUROPE
HIGHLY Specialised Organised Crime Network For Luxury Hybrid Cars
Dismantled in Belgium, Italy and Spain – Stolen Cars worth Millions
Components Shipped To International Illegal Markets
Bodywork | Battery packs |Mechanical parts (1255)
Counterfeit And Sub-Standard Food
13 Organised Crime Groups dismantled in Global Operation
31,165 Checks and Inspections
€95 MILLION seized
Taken Off the Market
11,566 TONNES of Food including Meat and Seafood
1.4 MILLION litres of Beverages
Infiltrating Waste Disposal companies with the intent to get access to Expired Food awaiting destruction.
New falsified dates on packages printed (1256)
Illegal Trade of Endangered Glass Eels
21 Countries Target Organised Crime Groups
Disrupted flow of live eels destined for illegal farms in Asia
DNA testing in U.S. and raids in France expose Global reach of LARGE SCALE Trafficking Networks (1257)
USA
Kids are not getting as much Sleep as their Parents think
Latino Children get the Least amount of rest
83% parents believe that their Child is sleeping the right amount
14% of children met National Sleep Guidelines
Parents are NOT AWARE how long it takes them to fall asleep or how often they are waking through the night (1258, 1259)
UK
Diet and Regular Soda Drinks Linked to Liver Disease
Diet versions are often hailed as Healthier
1 can of soda linked to HIGHER risk of MASLD
Metabolic Dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver Disease
50% GREATER risk with Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
60% GREATER risk with low or non-sugar-sweetened beverages (1260)
AUSTRALIA
HUGE Toll of Extreme Pregnancy and Nausea
Profound Emotional and Physical Toll of Extreme Morning Sickness
50% affected Women considered Terminating Pregnancy
90% thought about not having more Children
HIGH rates of Anxiety and Depression linked (1261, 1262)
UK
High Street Slot Machine Shops
Pay Staff Bonuses linked to how much Gamblers Lose
Highly Addictive Slot Machines
linked to HIGHER rates of Addiction compared to other Gambling formats
1,451 Adult Gaming Centres
open 24 hours a day – Spread through country in recent years
Concentrated in the Most Economically Deprived Areas (1263)
DENMARK
52% on Weight Loss Drugs Quit Within 1 Year
More Likely To Quit
Younger | Men | Living in Poorer areas | Chronic health issues |
Previously used Gastrointestinal or Psychiatric Medications
18% stopped within 3 months
31% within 6 months
42% after 9 months
Under age 30
48% more likely to stop within the 1st year (1264)
UK
Not drinking enough Water linked to Stress-Related Issues
INCREASED risk of
Metabolic | Renal | Cardiovascular | Disease | Depression | Diabetes
Drinking Less than 1.5 litres per day
50% HIGHER cortisol response to Stress (1265, 1266)
Middle-Class Shoplifters on the RISE
Disturbing Trend in Retail Crime
£2.2 BILLION added to the costs of Retailers from Shoplifting
NOT Stealing out of necessity – Have Professional Jobs
High-End items Stolen simply for the Thrill
October 2025
22% RISE in shoplifting offences compared to same period last year
Self-Service Check Outs making it easier to steal (1267)
USA
Pregnancy-Related Cardiovascular Complications on the RISE
Prevalence of Pre-Existing
Cardiometabolic Comorbidities | CVD | Rates Pregnancy-Related CV ComplicationsHIGH and TRENDING UPWARDS for past decade
Women with heavier burden of pre–existing comorbidities and CVD
MORE likely to develop Complications during Pregnancy (1268, 1269)
Ultra-Processed Food Addiction Among Older Adults
Especially Generation X women
MORE likely to report
Being Overweight and have fair or poor Mental Health or Physical Health
Age 50s to early 60s
21% of women meet the criteria for Food Addiction
Rates are far HIGHER than adults 10 or 20 years earlier, who only encountered Ultra Processed food in adulthood (1270, 1271)
UK
Risk of Liver Disease
INCREASED by drinking one can of fizzy drink per day
50% MORE AT RISK of developing MASLD
Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease known as Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
MASLD linked with being Overweight as well as conditions such as Type 2 Diabetes, Heart and Circulatory Disease
1 in 5 living with the Disease
80% of those are Undiagnosed (1272)
LITHUANIA
Artificial Intelligence tools
Worse than Doctors and Nurses at Prioritising Emergency Room Patients
Rapid Development of AI in the Medical realm –
Health Workers should not outsource decisions about Care of Emergency Patients whose lives are at risk (1273)
DENMARK
BAN on Social Media platforms for children under 15
Almost all 7th grade age 13 or 14 own a cellphone
Mobile phones and Social media are stealing our children’s childhood
We have unleashed a monster – Denmark Prime Minister (1274)
UK
Government drop Healthy Eating plans and promotions after lobbying by world’s ultra-processed firms
Repeatedly demanded Government to drop plans to promote minimally processed foods
£112 Billion combined turnover of UPF Food and Drink Federation companies
Promotions on minimally processed and nutritious foods would be game changing making it more affordable for families and improving the diets of millions (1275)
USA
Protein Powder Shakes contain HIGH Levels of Lead
66% contain more lead in a single serving
Results worse than last time Products tested
Multi-Billion dollar Wellness craze driving sales
Spawning new crop of protein fortified foods
Saturate Supermarket and Social Media
Federal Regulations do not require supplement makers to prove their Products are Safe and there are NO Federal Limits for the amount of heavy metals they can contain (1276)
Fentanyl-Stimulant Overdose Deaths surge
2015 to 2023
1,470% INCREASE in Overdose deaths among age 65 and over
Fentanyl-stimulant combination Deaths
9,000% INCREASE in Fentanyl-Stimulant Combination Deaths
Mortality Trends now mirror those of Younger Populations
Among Older Adults
stimulants such as Cocaine and Methamphetamine became the most frequently co—involved substances surpassing Alcohol, Heroin and Benzodiazepines (1277)
UK
Racism and Sexism alarmingly Normalised in the NHS
Discrimination remains rife
Extensive Evidence of bias and mis-treatment – affects public and staff well-being
£31 – £33 MILLION health inequalities leads to productivity loss
£20 – £32 MILLION of lost Taxes and Increased Welfare Payments
£5.5 BILLION in Direct Healthcare Costs (1278, 1279)
GLOBAL
WIDESPREAD and INCREASING Resistance to Common Antibiotics
23 MILLION Bacterial Infections Analysis World Health Organization
2018 – 2023
40% RISE worldwide
South-East Asian & Eastern Mediterranean Regions
1 in 3 reported Infections Drug Resistant (1280, 1281)
USA
Emergency First Responders at 9/11 World Trade Centre
3 FOLD HIGHER risk of Lung Cancer
HIGHER among those with greater risk of Exposure Severity
Dust fumes from Burning Toxic Materials and Sewage Odours (1282, 1283)
GLOBAL
Loneliness or Social Isolation linked to lower odds of Cancer survival
Study of 1.6 million Cancer patients
Loneliness associated with
34% HIGHER risk of Death from any cause
11% INCREASED risk of Death from Cancer itself
50% patients with Cancer affected by Loneliness (1284, 1285)
UK
26% of University Physics Departments at risk of Closing
4 out of 5 Departments making staffing cuts
60% expect courses to be reduced
Behind Financial Pressures
Erosion in the value of Domestic Tuition Fees
Falling Numbers of International Students (1286)
USA
DRAMATIC INCREASE in adults who meet new definition of Obesity
20% INCREASE in the prevalence of Obesity under this New Classification
70% of Adult Population now considered to have Excess Fat
Adults aged 70+
80% are impacted by Obesity (1287, 1288)
Pickleball Related Eye Injuries Have INCREASED Dramatically
45% RISE in 2024 from the previous year
19.8 MILLION participated in the sport
Age 50 or older
70% of ALL Eye Injuries
Orbital fractures | Retinal detachment | Globe trauma | Black eyes (1289, 1290)
First Large-Scale Evidence – 5.4 MILLION study of Older Americans
Internal Migration linked Significantly better Health outcomes
Adults who stayed in Birth state
22% HIGHER odds of Disability (1291, 1292)
AUSTRALIA
COMFORT FOOD used to cope with Chronic Pain
70% report using comfort food to cope once a month
Chocolate ~ Ice-cream ~ Salty snacks
INCREASES odds of gaining weight which in turn can worsen pain
40% met the criteria for Obesity
52% use food for pleasant Experience
50% to provide Distraction
39% to reduce Emotions (1293, 1294)
GLOBAL
1 in 5 people Live with Chronic Pain
(1293)
UK
April 2024 – March 2025
735 Police Officers sacked and barred from returning to Service
24% INCREASE on previous year
Dishonesty
Discriminatory Behaviour
Unlawful Access of Disclosure of Information
Inappropriate Communications
Sexual Offences
Misconduct (1295, 1296)
England
1.16 BILLION Prescription items Dispensed from Community Pharmacies
£10.4 BILLION reimbursed to Pharmacies
Upward Trend continues 4th year running
despite number of Pharmacies falling – lowest level in 10 years
£7.43 MILLION Pharmacies paid for Contraception Service Fees (1297)
USA
Providing Practical Help to a Friend
linked to positive mood among Older Adults in Daily Life
Cooking a Meal ~ Helping with Household Chores ~ Picking up Medication
Friendships bring Joy – Important for
Widowed | Divorced | Single | Childless (1298, 1299)
UK
Britain
Brew-Crastination
1 in 10 CANNOT FOCUS more than 5 minutes
Biggest Productivity Killers
27% Procrastinate MULTIPLE times an hour
Gen Z worst offenders – average attention span 19 minutes
52% Social Media Doom-Scrolling
online scrolling wasting most people’s time
32% idling while making Tea
preventing from getting work done (1300)
Microdosing Latest Trend
‘Off-Label’ Use of Weight Loss Drugs spreading from U.S. to U.K
1.25 MILLION take the Drugs – Most users buy Privately
NHS have restricted Treatment to most Obese patients only
80% users are Women
Also being used to help curb Alcohol consumption (1301)
Met Police dismantle International gang
Largest ever operation against Phone Thefts
2,000 Stolen Devices discovered
40,000 stolen mobile phones smuggled from UK to China
London
40% of All Phones stolen were Exported
Phones stolen TRIPLED in the last 4 years (1302)
Age Discrimination rife in the Workplace
New Office for National Statistics figures
Britain
Jobless Rate at the HIGHEST level for 4 years
50s and 60s
Insecurity | Lost confidence | Wasted experience | Undervalued
Depression
Financial strain after Redundancy | Forced to take low paid or part-time Work (1303)
NETHERLANDS
Mental Health patients with Skin Conditions
linked to HIGHER risk of worse outcomes
25% with Initial Skin Conditions had Suicidal thoughts or attempts
Skin conditions linked to greater Depression and poorer well-being at follow-up
Already Known
30% – 60% with Skin Conditions showed Psychiatric symptoms (1304, 1305)
USA
1 in 10 children play outside once a week or less
68% engage in make-believe or pretend play
65% read or listen to books
60% watch TV or videos
31% video games or other media play (1306)
UK
34% Children do not play outdoors after School
20% do not play outside at Weekends
Not Engaging In Outdoor Play
linked to Obesity Anxiety and Depression (1307)
EUROPE & NORTH AMERICA
Wide Variation in Physical Side-Effects of Antidepressants
Large Scale Study
Europe and North America
20% prescribed Antidepressants
50% people weight gain occurred
21-beat-per-minute difference in heart rate between different Drugs (1308, 1309)
UK & USA
Online Fitness Influencers
Fuelling Parallel Unlicensed Weight Loss Drug Market
Drug sold is still in clinical trials and illegal to sell
Thriving trade of cross-platform Social Media sales
Followers urged to message privately for supplier links
Sellers give conflicting answers (1310)
UK
FREE Laptop or similar Device for Unemployed who lack Digital Skills
AND Tailored Training to Access Jobs and Online Services
Recruitment now almost all Online
Human touch is still very much needed (1311)
Saunas are the Latest Employee Benefit Trend
Headache for HR Teams | Robust Risk Assessment needed
(1312)
SWEDEN
Stress Caused by Family Structure Changes in Infancy
TRIPLE the risk of Psoriasis in later life
Death, Divorce, Separation during 1st year of life
also new adult and/or a new/step-sibling can add to Stress
Psoriasis – Chronic Autoimmune Disorder
Rapid Skin Cell Growth and Inflammation (1313, 1314)
USA
‘Tech Neck’ among young Smartphone users
linked to early-onset Spinal Problems and Chronic Pain
Silent Pandemic which is reshaping our spine
Situation will worsen without Widescale Intervention
Neck Pain
4th leading cause of years lived with a Disability (1315)
INDIA
Forward Head Posture and Shoulder Mobility among college students
SIGNIFICANTLY associated with heavy Smartphone use (1315)
JAPAN
ANY AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL CAN INCREASE BLOOD PRESSURE
Large scale study
Even Low Levels Of Alcohol Consumption
Associated with Higher Blood Pressure and consistent across all Alcohol types
Beneficial Changes in blood pressure associated with Stopping Alcohol
(1316, 1317)
UK
Fatigue – Leading Cause of Road Traffic Accidents
20% of crashes related to Fatigue
MORE than drink driving collisions
Driving whilst Tired even more dangerous than Drunk Driving
38% admit that they have driven even when extremely Tired
Age 18 – 34
MOST likely to drive while Tired
46% feel sleepy whilst driving
45% of London has Tired Drivers – HIGHEST level
Drivers MOST likely to be Tired
2am – 6am and 2pm – 4pm (1318)
USA
RISE in Cost of Health Insurance – 3rd year running
$27,000 for Family Plan if Insurance from Employer
Driving the Increase –
Higher Spending on Chronic Diseases
Weight Loss Drugs high costs
Hospital Bills going up
Healthcare Costs Rising Faster than Inflation (1319)
UK
Major illicit Weight Loss Medicine Production Facility dismantled
Record seizure by Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
First Illicit Production Facility discovered in the UK
Sophisticated packaging and manufacturing equipment recovered
Tens of Thousands of Empty Pens
2,000 Unregulated pens due to be sent to customers (1320, 1321)
£500 MILLION in ‘hidden debts’ Students owe Universities
NOT the Official Government Student Loan
Unpaid Accommodation | Library Fines | Emergency Hardship Loans
Maintenance Loans too Low to meet Real Living Costs (1322)
EUROPE
Caller ID Spoofing
Increasingly Common Tool used for Online Fraud and Social Engineering Scams
Criminals falsify information displayed on phones
€850 MILLION Lost Worldwide each year
64% of cases are Phone Calls and Text Messages
Primary Entry Point for Scams
Fraudsters Impersonate Banks | Government Agencies | Family Members
(1323)
USA
Cigarettes, E-Cigarettes or Both
INCREASED risk of Diabetes
VAPING RISING – particularly among Youth
Hispanic and Black populations in poor Socioeconomic conditions
Risk of Diabetes or Prediabetes even GREATER
using E-Cigarettes and Cigarettes together
28% INCREASED risk of Prediabetes (1324, 1325)
GLOBAL
BOWEL CANCER RISING FAST IN UNDER 50s
Large Global analysis
Colorectal Cancer – only Cancer INCREASING FASTER than older adults
5 of 13 Cancers analysed over 15 years in young and older adults
75% of countries Cancer incidence INCREASED
INCREASE in Younger Adults
Rates of Thyroid | Breast | Kidney | Endometrial | Leukaemia
(1326, 1327, 1328)
UK
2024
Record High Deaths Homeless
23% INCREASE in Deaths among homelessness people since 2022
(1329)
Landmark Renters’ Rights Act now Law
BAN on No Fault Evictions
England
11 MILLION Private Renters –
Act will give Stronger Protection (1330)
USA
Stillbirths HIGHER than previously reported
Often occurs with No Clinical Risk Factors
1 in 150 Births ending in Stillbirth
1 in 112 in Low Income areas
1 in 95 births in areas with Higher proportions of Black families
70% occurred in Pregnancies with at least 1 clinical risk factor
e.g., Chronic Hypertension (1331, 1332)
AUSTRALIA
Type 2 Diabetes linked to DOUBLE the risk of Sepsis
Large Study
Men and under 60s most at Risk
Past studies found risk of Sepsis increased 2 to 6-fold in those with Type 2 Diabetes
Sepsis – one of the leading causes of Death globally
83% INCREASED risk of death linked to Smoking (1333)
USA
Alarming Blood Sugar Levels seen among Kidney Dialysis Patients
LARGEST study to date of real-time-blood-sugar patterns
Continuous Glucose Monitors revealed Abnormalities in people with Kidney failure (1334, 1335)
UK
Experts warn of RISING use of AI for Mental Health support
sliding into Dangerous abyss
People INCREASINGLY turning to AI chatbots for help
Therapists seeing the Negative impacts
Emotional Dependence
Exacerbating Anxiety symptoms
Self-Diagnosis
Amplifying Delusional thought patterns
Dark thoughts
Suicidal Ideation
People in 20s using Chatbots as “pocket therapist”
Feel Anxious if they don’t consult on Basic things like which coffee to buy or what subject to study at college (1336)
USA
Illinois Legislation
Prohibiting use of AI in Therapy and Psychotherapy Services
Protecting Patients from Unregulated Unqualified AI Products
Protecting jobs for Health providers and vulnerable children
RISING concerns over AI chatbot use in Youth Mental Health Services
(1337)
TAIWAN
Pigeon Racing
Drugs | Smuggling | Abductions
Competitors kidnapped and then offered for Ransom
Performance enhancing drugs are given to the pigeons
Cloning tracking chips to send 2nd bird over finish line
200,000 Breeders-Trainers
80 Regional Clubs
1 Million Birds Per Year Racing
98% of Pigeons lost at sea in open ocean races (1338)
UK
Breakfast Timing linked to Significant Health Outcomes
20 year study
Consistent Later Breakfast
associated with Physical and Mental Health Conditions
Oral Health Problems | Sleep Disturbance | Depression | Increased Fatigue
Increased Risk Of Death (1339, 1340)
GERMANY & CHINA
15 MILLION tonnes of pharmaceutical products sold to China from Germany
33 MILLION tonnes from China sold to Germany
76% of All Antibiotic Active Ingredients imported to Germany – from China
80% of chemical supply for Diabetes medication Metformin – from China
Manufacturers have to produce as cheaply as possible
Cheapest option usually abroad (1341, 1342)
UK
90% of Clinically Urgent Patients to be seen by GPs on the same day
New Target @NHS England
British Medical Association warned – Simply NOT realistic
Practices Struggling to meet Demand
Profession going through an Unemployment Crisis (1343)
USA
HIGHER Mortality Rates found in Military Veterans
with Epilepsy After Traumatic Brain Injury – study 210,000 veterans
Skull or Facial Fractures
18% HIGHER risk of Death
Localised Brain Injury
16% HIGHER risk (1344, 1345)
UK
2.6 MILLION have ADHD
2 MILLION UNDIAGNOSED
Clear Evidence of Under-Diagnosis (1346)
GLOBAL
Countries with HIGHEST rates of ADHD
Haiti
Belize
Guyana
Dominican Republic
Suriname
Jamaica
Bahamas
Dominica (1347)
UK
London
100-TONNE FATBERG removed from sewer by Thames Water
1 month for water engineers to chisel Toxic mass
Blockage mainly wet wipes by congealed with oil, fat and grease
3.8 BILLION wipes cleared each year
£18 MILLION cost each year
Britain
48% pour Fats, Oils and Grease down Drains (1348)
Halloween
£2 BILLION Spending
Social Media heavily influences
£100 MILLION spent on Sugar Confectionery
£1.4 MILLION on pumpkins – 4 weeks prior
91% bought something Halloween related last year
37% Growth on Retail Spending on Halloween
Despite cost of living pressures Halloween continues to prove resilient (1349)
USA
Halloween – 2nd most popular celebration after Christmas
Outranked Easter and New Year’s Eve
72% go all out with Costumes, Parties and Trick or Treat
23 hours Families spend Preparing Activities
6 hours dedicated to preparing Food and creating Outfits (1350)
GLOBAL
Self-Diagnosed ADHD
MORE Negative self-image and internalised stigma reported
Seek Online validation more often
Digital age has fuelled surge in ADHD self-diagnosis
Turning to online platforms for Mental Health information (1351, 1352)
SWEDEN
Vitamin D deficiency INCREASES risk of complicated deliveries
Clear link between Osteomalacia (a form of bone softening) caused by a Vitamin D deficiency and 5-fold INCREASED risk of emergency Caesarean sections or the need for vacuum assisted delivery (1353, 1354)
GERMANY
Dopamine INCREASES the willingness to wait for Rewards
New research addresses the gap in earlier studies
Dopamine’s effect on waiting for Rewards are not from changes in basic decision processes but from how future Rewards are valued over time
(1355, 1356)
USA
Drinking Water Aids In Weight Loss
Prevents Kidney Stones, Migraines and Urinary Tract Infections
Controls Diabetes, Blood Glucose Levels and Low Blood Pressure
Research support the benefits of staying hydrated (1357)
Generation X Women born 1965 – 1980
1 in 5 show signs of Addiction to Junk Food
Ultra-Processed Diet linked to Rising Obesity Rates
73% of the country’s food supply is UPF
40% of Adults are Obese (1358)
Alarming RISE in severe Diverticulitis under age 50
2005 – 2020 Analysis 5.2 million Hospitalisations
52% relative INCREASE in younger patients admitted with complicated Diverticulitis
Same age group had similar increases in Colorectal Cancer diagnosis
(1359, 1360)
UK
Children in Long-Term Workless Households
9 year HIGH
2024
Children Without a Parent in Work – Fastest INCREASE On Record
1.2 MILLION Children with Parents Jobless for over a year
Children of Workless Families
Twice likely to be in relative Poverty
4 times likely to go without Basic Goods and Services (1361)
Sickness Benefits system exploding
£100 MILLION by 2030 (1361)
USA
Social Sycophancy AI chatbots huge problem
Forming relationships with chatbots, people do not get challenged if their behaviour is harmfull
Chatbots endorsed users’ actions
50% MORE than humans did
Validates views and intentions even when Irresponsible, Deceptive or Self-Harm mentioned (1362, 1363)
UK
Government borrowing in September – Office for National Statistics
£20.2 BILLION – HIGHEST for 5 years
Long Term Borrowing Costs – August 2025
HIGHEST level since 1998
6 months of Financial Year Borrowing
£99.8 BILLION – 2nd highest since records began in 1993
95.3% Gross GDP Public Sector DEBT
at levels not seen since the early 1960s (1364, 1365)
Women over age 16
215,000 reported Rapes in the past 5 years
2.97% of Sex Attacks end in suspect being charged (1366)
UK High Streets
Bad Bathrooms Blocking Business Growth
76% Customers report Toilet conditions reflect overall Hygiene Standards
61% never return or recommend a Restaurant, Pub, Café or Bar
71% more likely to return if Bathroom is clean
50% will leave a tip if clean Bathroom (1367)
Junk Food flooding young people’s Social feeds
New Digital Influence study
Constant stream of (HFSS) – High Fat, Salt and Sugar Content
39% engage in HFSS posts by liking, commenting or sharing
Numbers HIGHER for Influencer content than Adverts from Businesses
Seeing Images can Trigger Cravings (1368, 1369)
UK
Thousands of Stolen Goods recovered – Metropolitan Police
Food, alcohol, phones and gaming consoles
Largest operation on organised shoplifting gangs with links to Drugs and Violence
Shops buying goods stolen from major retailers and re-selling at cheaper prices (1370)
CANADA
Mental Health Hospitalisation Rates
HIGHER after Abortion than deliveries
Elevated risk – Psychiatric disorders | Substance use | Suicide attempts
Under age 25 and patients with pre-existing mental illness most at risk
Risk of Mental Disorders is greatest within 5 years of abortion (1371)
UK
Porn is fully integrated into British society
MEN
82% watch it
91% watch Porn at home
34% admit they accessed before age 15
55% hide it from partners
64% Porn has caused issues with erectile dysfunction
59% Porn negatively affected relationship and sex life (1372)
GLOBAL
ASTRONOMICAL RISE in Porn consumption Worldwide
August 2024 – August 2025
8.93 BILLION searches for Porn decade HIGH
40% RISE in 2 years (1372)
JAPAN
Prisoners
History of daily/regular Methamphetamine use SIGNIFICANTLY linked to:
History of Psychiatric Consultation
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Daily/Regular Tobacco Smoking
Daily/Regular Thinner Inhalation of a Solvent-Based Inhalant (1373, 1374)
URAGUAY
Largest Rice Exporter
95% Production Exported
30,000 Rice Workers | 500 Growers and Farms
$500 MILLION profit
Widespread and ill-controlled use of agrochemicals affecting Employee’s Health
Cancer | Lung Disease | Miscarriages (1375)
UK
35% Adults seek Therapy at some point in their life
42% report there is a stigma attached to Counselling
18% are comfortable talking to an AI chatbot
Therapy in last 2 years
62% Anxiety
51% Stress
50% Depression
28% Confidence, Self-Esteem, Support
26% Sleep
54% report Loneliness having an impact on Mental Health
Age 16 – 25
72% report Loneliness (1376)
GLOBAL
CRIMINAL NETWORKS MIS-USING CREDIT CARD DATA
4.3 MILLION Cardholders
193 Countries
€300 MILLION damages
19 MILLION Fake Online Subscriptions
created on Professionally Operated Websites designed to evade search engine indexing, accessible only through direct URLs or links
Websites offering Pornography, Dating and Streaming services (1377)
FINLAND
Medication-Related Burden (MRB)
44% with Chronic conditions find Medication Therapy a burden
MOST common with
Diabetes | Heart Disease | Rheumatic Disease | Other Musculoskeletal Disorder
Greatest Burdens caused by
Fragmented Care | Cost of Medicines | Adverse Drug Reactions (1378, 1379)
GLOBAL
10 – 15 minute continuous Walking
Beneficial for Cardiovascular Health more than bouts of less than 5 minutes
LOWER risk of Mortality and Cardiovascular Disease – Heart Attack and Stroke
10,000 steps recommended by Health Professional Not necessary (1380, 1381)
UK
Widespread Undetected Sensory Health Issues
25% over 50s have Vision impairment in at least 1 eye
76% have Hearing Loss
81% never undergone a Hearing Test
36% with Glaucoma unaware of their diagnosis
£58 BILLION – Cost of Sensory Loss annually (1382, 1383)
Britain
Criminals claim ways to get a Driving Licence without Exams
Scammers via Social Media platforms exploiting Driving Test delays
£850 to skip the queue
September 2025
668,128 people had a practical driving test booked (1384)
MALDIVES
Under age 18
First Country to BAN Smoking for entire Generation
Permanently from buying, using or sold Cigarettes or any Tobacco products
Lifelong ban for anyone born on or after 1 January 2007
E-cigarettes already banned for people of ALL ages
Ban applies to Residents and Tourists (1385, 1386)
GLOBAL
Adults using Melatonin for 1 year
90% HIGHER chance of incident Heart Failure over 5 years
2 Melatonin prescriptions filled at least 90 days apart
82% HIGHER chance
3.5 times MORE likely to be Hospitalised for Heart Failure
Twice as likely to Die from any cause (1387)
USA
Daily Nicotine Vaping DOUBLED among Adolescents who vaped
2020
15.4% youth vaped daily
2024
28.8% youth vaped daily
53% tried but Unable to Quit
Signs of worsening Addiction
Becoming Heavy Users
Vaping within 5 minutes of waking up
Using other substances including Alcohol and Cannabis (1388, 1389)
EUROPE
Childhood Obesity and Overweight MAJOR concern
World Health Organization
ALARMINGLY HIGH levels
37 Countries | 470,000 Children | Age 6 to 9
Age 7 – 9
1 in 4 Overweight
1 in 10 Obesity
Rates MUCH HIGHER in Southern Europe
1 in 5 children living with Obesity
41% have sweets more than 3 times per week (1390)
USA
Heavy Alcohol use linked to risk of Brain Bleed
3 or more Alcoholic drinks a day
Larger deeper brain bleeds at a younger age
MORE signs of Small-Vessel and Blood-Pressure related Brain Damage
Brain Bleed is one of the most Lethal and Disabling conditions known to human beings (1391, 1392)
UK
Cheap DIY Botox-like injections available illegally online
Self-administering and not licensed for use
Risk of Eyelid Droops, Infection and Botulism
900,000 Botox injections carried out in the UK each year
Botox jabs have become a routine procedure for many
England
41 recent cases of Botulism Poisoning (1393)
ASIA
Southeast Asia – Intense Sand Mining
Contemporary World built on Sand
100 MILLION tonnes removed every year
Ecosystems severely disrupted by removal for Domestic and International markets
GLOBAL DEMAND for Sand GROWING RAPIDLY
Sand extracted from developing countries used to develop and expand richer nations (1394, 1395)
SINGAPORE
Last 200 years
Singapore imported enough sand to INCREASE its landmass by 25%
(1394)
UK
England
Changing patterns of Heart Diseases shown before, during and after the Pandemic – 57 million data analysed
During Pandemic Trends
Marked RISES in prevalence of conditions like Ischaemic Stroke and Heart Failure
HIGHER Rates of Cardiovascular Complications, New-Onset Cardiovascular Disease and Disruption to Routine Care (1396, 1397)
September 2025
RETAIL SALES RISE unexpectedly – HIGHEST levels in 3 years
Release of iPhone 17
Computer and Telecommunications product sales grew strongly
Strong ONLINE DEMAND for Gold by Internet Jewellers (1398)
54,000 Cancer cases linked to Nitrates
Scientists demand ban on Supermarket Bacon and Ham
Devastating Human Financial Cost
£3 BILLION to treat preventable Cancers past decade
5,400 Bowel Cancer cases a year caused by eating Processed Meats
£59,000 Treatment Cost For Each Patient (1399)
USA
Black adults face 1st Hospitalisation for Heart Failure 14 years earlier than white patients
Hispanic patients hospitalised 8 years earlier
Asians – 3 years earlier
2016 – 2019
42,000 Patient Records | 713 Hospitals
Insurance | Unemployment | Education Levels (1400, 1401)
FINLAND
Voting Behaviour in Elections
STRONGLY linked to Future risk of Death
STRONGER determinant of Health than Education
Not Voting
73% HEIGHTENED risk of Death from any cause among Men
63% among Women (1402, 1403)
UK
54% Professionals experience workplace ‘culture rot’
Gradual decline of an organisation’s values and culture that lead to a Toxic or Dysfunctional Environment
Top Indicators
41% receive Limited Incentives or Rewards
36% Poor Collaboration across Company
23% Unclear or Broken Down Communication (1404)
81% Employers report Company-Wide Cost Cutting Measures have SIGNIFICANTLY weakened Workplace Culture
75% employees admitted leaving job due to workplace culture issues
(1405)
Worrying New Trend
Anorexia patients hospitalised and using ‘skinny jabs’
Purchased online and delivered the next day
No checking of patient’s doctor’s details
78% of Care Providers report patients admitted using weight-loss injections over the last year
With injections they stop eating completely – organs start failing.
End up in a much more critical state as a result
Anorexia – HIGHEST mortality rate of any mental illness (1406)
GLOBAL
Social Apnoea – Newly identified Sleep Disorder
70,000 Worldwide Study
Spike in Weekend Obstructive Sleep Apnoea severity
driven by Lifestyle Choices and Irregular Sleep Patterns
Disruptions on Weekends
Late Nights
INCREASE in Smoking and Alcohol consumption
47% INCREASED risk of worse Sleep Apnoea with 45 minutes extra Sleep
24% HIGHER risk on weekends with those under age 60 (1407, 1408)
USA
Strong link between Type 2 Diabetes and Hearing Loss
Complication that often goes unrecognised and unscreened
Prevalence among Type 2 Diabetes patients
40% to 71% Patients experiencing Hearing Loss
4 x HIGHER risk of Hearing Loss for those with Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with Diabetes diagnosis more than 10 years
Prevalence of Hearing Loss SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER (1409, 1410)
Poverty and Debt in early Adulthood linked to Premature Death
Poverty-level Family Income over 2 decades from young to mid–adulthood
Significantly Higher risk of dying prematurely
RISING unsecured Debt like Credit Card – linked early life Financial Hardship and
89% HIGHER risk of Death (1411, 1412)
People with High Blood Pressure
TWICE as likely to take Medication regularly when offered DAILY chances to win cash rewards
71% took the Medication regularly for the financial incentives
Improvements did NOT last once the rewards stopped
Study Participants
54.5% Obese
46.5% Type 2 Diabetes (1413, 1414)
UK
Gen Z Drowning in Probation Period Anxiety
Double the rate of Psychological Distress in probation period
Job Paranoia crippling thousands of Employees
Cycle of Self-Doubt and Failure
56% Graduates report not equipped or ready for Job market
98% young people dealing with BURNOUT symptoms (1415)
EUROPE
Cybercrime Infrastructure taken down
1,025 Servers
20 Domains seized
3 larger Cybercrime Enablers also taken down –
One of the biggest infostealers with a Key role in International cybercrime
Responsible for infecting hundreds of thousands Worldwide with Malware
Many unaware of infection on their systems (1416)
UK
Chocolate flavour coating instead of Chocolate
Popular Biscuit now contains MORE palm oil and shea oil than Cocoa
Ghana and Ivory Coast over the past 3 years
Cocoa prices soared after poor harvests in key growing areas
Added cost prompted Manufacturers to use tactics from making bars and biscuits smaller to reducing Cocoa content to keep prices down (1417)
USA
Migraine risk linked to disruptions in Daily Routine
Surprise to the Body
strongly linked to HIGHER risk of Migraine attack within 12 to 24 hours
Excess Food/Drink | Late Night | Fights | Stressful Incident | Traumatic Experiences | Unexpected Good/Bad News | Severe Mood Swings
56% INCREASED risk within 12 hours
88% INCREASED risk within 24 hours (1418, 1419)
UK
Pushy Parents – BIGGEST problem in Sports performance
Abuse towards Officials and Children
Growing concern Pressure and Abuse is hampering competitive Sport
Parents banned from attending Sport events due to concerning behaviours around performance and winning at all costs
Problem going on for years
Level of Abuse and Behaviour have got worse (1420)
IRELAND
Ketamine FAILS to outperform placebo – Major Depression trial
NO BENEFIT to patients hospitalised with Depression
Depressive Disorders
24% of all adult admissions to Psychiatric Services (1421, 1422)
GLOBAL
Depression recognised by the World Health Organization as the leading cause of Disability (1421)
UK
Most visited Pornography site on the Internet
77% visitors down following introduction of Online Safety Act in July 2025
Rigorous age checks for sites hosting sexually explicit material
240,000 Adult Websites
8 MILLION users per month
VPNs used to get around Age or Identity (1423)
400 Children Prescribed Weight-Loss Injections by NHS
Youngest 9 years old
GLP-1 medications to under 18s if –
Living with Severe Obesity
Have serious health complications as a result of their weight
All other interventions have failed (1424)
USA
Ultra-Processed Foods – connection to Bowel polyps
Bowel polyps can develop into Bowel Cancer if left untreated
UPFs –
Ice-cream
Biscuits
Mass produced breads
Breakfast cereals
Instant soups
Carbonated drinks
Fruit-flavoured yoghurts (1425, 1426, 1427)
NORWAY & SWEDEN
Smoking linked to INCREASED risk of all subtypes of Type 2 Diabetes
Smoking of any duration SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASES risk of developing
ALL 4 subtypes of Type 2 Diabetes
Even having smoked in the past INCREASES risk
2 X MORE likely to develop Severe Insulin-Resistant Diabetes
Heavy Smoking DOUBLES risk (1428)
UK
Armed Forces Sexualised Behaviours and Sexual Harassment
90,000 Military Personnel Official Statistics
Wide Spectrum of Harassment – Verbal to Physical
Females MORE likely to experience ALL types of Sexualised Behaviours
Last 12 months
67% of Military Women experienced at least 1 sexualised behaviour
63% were from the Royal Air Force
69% Navy
69% Army
71% of Females from other ranks were more likely to have experienced a sexualised behaviour compared to Female Officers (1429, 1430)
USA
Women who have been stalked – 66,000 women data analysed
HIGHER risk of Heart Disease and Stroke
Being Stalked or obtaining a Restraining Order –
70% MORE likely to report Cardiovascular Disease
1 in 3 Women have been stalked in their lives
Sexual Assault and Workplace Harassment linked to High Blood Pressure (1431, 1432)
UK
Unemployment rates RISE to HIGHEST level in 4 years
2020 – Official jobless rate was last higher in height of Pandemic
HMRC report falling number of Workers on firms’ payrolls
1.8 MILLION now Unemployed
1 MILLION young people NOT in Education, Training or Employment
(1433)
USA
Dallas
Vaping Prohibited in Public and Enclosed Spaces
Bars – Workplaces – Parks – Areas designated as no-smoking zones
95% of Tobacco users started before age 21
5,700 Children starting to Vape EVERY DAY
1.6 MILLION Middle and High School Students use E-Cigarettes (1434)
UK
37% adults turn to AI to help with Mental Health issues or Well-Being
66% use general-purpose platforms for AI
Not mental health-specific programmes
Due to over-stretched services – turning to Chatbots for their Well-Being
Risk of exposing vulnerable people to Serious Harm (1435)
GLOBAL
RISE in Chronic Diseases in Pets
modern lifestyle challenges create new Health concerns
Growing Epidemic Mirrors Patterns in Human Health
40% Dogs have Osteoarthritis
60% Cats
Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats – Prevalent
Obesity and Diabetes
Sedentary Lifestyles and Overfeeding Contributing to Metabolic Disorders (1436, 1437)
CHILE
Soccer Fans Viewing Soccer Matches involving Favourite Teams
HEIGHTENED Brain Activity link Reward and Stress when fans’ teams succeed or fail
Higher activation in reward systems’ regions when participants teams scored against rivals. Effects strongest in highly fanatic participants.
Roots of Fanaticism start early (1438, 1439)
USA
Daytime Sleepiness Common Problem –
Impact of Sleepiness in multiple areas of Life
72% adults report often affects Daily Activities
60% Mood
53% Stress or Anxiety
42% Work Productivity
36% Women – Household Management affected by Sleepiness
56% Adults use Caffeine to combat Sleepiness
Age 25 – 44
Sleepiness affecting their Relationship (1440)
RISE in Temperature-related Deaths
1999 – 2024
69,713,971 Deaths
69,256 Heat and Cold related Deaths
Extreme temperature recorded as underlying or contributing cause
Temperature-related Mortality rates HIGHER in more recent years
Age 65+ and males – HIGHER temperature related mortality (1441, 1442)
UK
Eating Disorders Complex and Long-Lasting
HIGHER risk Poor Physical and Mental Health and Premature Deaths
Anorexia ~ Bulimia ~ Binge Eating
Within first years of being diagnosed
6 x more likely to develop Renal Failure
7 x more likely to develop Liver Disease
SIGNIFICANTLY heightened risk of
Osteoporosis | Heart Failure | Diabetes | Depression | Self-Harm
Elevated risks can persist for years even after recovered from an Eating Disorder
(1443, 1444)
7 MILLION adults hit by a Scam in last year
1 in 5 SIGNIFICANTLY affected by Financial Loss
7 MILLION knew of one or more who had been deceived by a scam
26% targeted while Online Shopping
Fake websites | Counterfeit Goods | Non-existent Goods
42% contacted through Social Media
35% have Fear being scammed again (1445)
UK & EUROPE
‘Gamification’ of HIGHLY DANGEROUS content
Racist and Xenophobic propaganda shared on Gaming and Gaming–Related platforms removed by Europol
Perpetrators re-enact Terrorist Attacks, School Shootings and Execution scenes in 3D gameplay
Videos edited with violent extremist jargon, chants or suggestive emojis and then disseminated on commonly used mainstream Social Media platforms for even wider reach (1446)
EUROPE
€47 MILLION in Crypto traced to disrupt Digital Piracy Services
Cutting edge online advanced investigative tools used to identify potential infringements
69 Sites Identified and Targeted (1447)
USA
Traumatic Spinal Cord Injuries – HIGHER risk developing Chronic Disorders regardless of Age | Location of the Injury | Prior Health status
Patients returning to clinics with
Hypertension | Stroke | Depression | Diabetes | Increased risk of Death (1448, 1449)
JAPAN
Older Japanese adults
Diminished Hand Function linked to HIGHER risk of long-term care
14 year Study – 1st in the world
Decline in Fine Motor Ability of Hands and Fingers and Lower Limb Function
Lower Limb Function is essential for walking and standing.
Decline substantially contributes to a need for Nursing Care (1450, 1451)
USA
Veterans Suicide rates remain HIGH
in those with Traumatic Brain injuries
Post–911 Veterans
1 in 5 experienced a Traumatic Brain Injury
140,000 Veterans have died by Suicide since 2001
Majority involve Firearms
ELEVATED risk for Cancers of the Nervous System
Glioblastoma in Female Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury (1452, 1453)
EUROPE
Cannabis now the MOST widely used illegal drug
(1454)
USA
3 in 10 who use Cannabis have Cannabis Use Disorder
Half of U.S. states legalised Marijuana for recreational use for adults (1455)
NETHERLANDS
Compelling Evidence
Poor Sleep linked to HIGH risk of injury when running
Sleep is a critical yet overlooked component of injury prevention
Runners focus on Mileage, Nutrition and Recovery Strategies
Sleep usually bottom of the list
68% risk of sustaining an injury over a 12 month period
90% of runners experience an injury at some stage
Vulnerable to Injury
Shorter Sleep duration | Lower Sleep Quality | Sleep problems (1456, 1457)
GLOBAL
Running Extremely Popular in Recreational Sports Activities
620 MILLION run on a regular basis (1456, 1457)
USA
1 in 10 adults have a Cancer diagnosis in their Lifetime
HIGHEST since 2008 when tracking started
2009 – 2019
SIGNIFICANT INCREASE
Under Age 50
Breast Cancer for women on the RISE
INCREASES in incidence of 14 Cancer types (1458, 1459)
ARGENTINA
Record RISE in Syphilis cases
HIGHEST levels since Systematic reporting began
20.5% INCREASE this year
Continuing an upward Trend
Rise is across all Regions
Driven Largely by Young People
76% of cases involved ages 15 – 39
Highest Rates
Age 20 – 29
Music and Social Media Videos
show or normalize sex without condoms (1460)
BRAZIL
Midlife Adults
Artificial Sweeteners linked to faster Cognitive Decline in Midlife Adults
Accelerated cognitive decline particularly verbal fluency and global cognition
Growing body of evidence on the long-term effects of Artificial and Sugar alcohol-based sweeteners (1461, 1462)
CANADA
Cannabis use – Compelling Evidence
linked to harm in Fertility of Females undergoing Fertility Treatment
THC and its metabolites create a negative effect on egg quality with IVF associated with chromosome segregation errors in both oocytes and embryos (1463, 1464)
NIGERIA
Increasing Trend
HIGH Prevalence of Skin Lightening in under 5s
Children under 2
Twice as likely recipients of skin lightening attempts compared to older children
80% exposed to skin bleaching products
Products contain Endocrine system disruptors
Aesthetic preferences trumped knowledge of health risks
Mothers who used Skin Lightening Creams
15 times more likely to use on their Children (1465, 1466)
GLOBAL
1 in 10 without Coeliac Disease/Wheat Allergy
report Gluten/Wheat sensitivity Large Systemic Review Meta-Analysis
More common in Women
SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to occur in those with Anxiety, Depression and Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Fatigue or Headache experienced when eating Gluten or Wheat (1467, 1468)
UK
Military called in to clear Driving Test backlog
Pandemic closed Driving Test Centres
Thousands in the queue, still not cleared
650,000 waiting to take their tests despite –
Weekend test slots
Bringing older examiners out of retirement
Simplifying the booking system
Driving Test Fraud
TRIPLED since start of 2025
Scammers taking advantage of the huge backlog
Tests being sold on ‘closed’ Social Media groups at a premium (1469, 1470)
Lone Asylum Seekers disappear soon after arriving
Arrive in small boats or hidden in backs of lorries
345 gone missing in recent years from Home Office operated Hotels
Council data obtained
Albanian Children largest group to go missing
Followed by Afghans and Iranians (1471)
Offshore North Sea Oil Workers Must Lose Weight or Face Losing Job
124kg
Maximum weight for clothed worker to carry by rescue helicopter Emergency
2,277 workers weighed OVER this limit (1472)
USA
Untreated Sleep Apnoea
Twice as likely to have Parkinson’s
1999 – 2022
11 MILLION U.S Military Veterans’ Health records examined
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) recommended (1473, 1474)
Many who die by Suicide are Not Depressed
50% who die by Suicide have No diagnosed Psychiatric risk factors
Study results challenge Common Beliefs about Suicide risk
new approaches needed urgently (1475, 1476)
UK
Government Soft Drinks levy extended to Protect Children and Improve Health
Milkshakes ~ Flavoured Milks ~ Milk Alternative Drinks with Added Sugar
Sweetened Yoghurt Drinks ~ Ready to Drink Coffees ~ Chocolate Milk Drinks
£11.4 BILLION a year – Obesity Crisis Cost to NHS (1477, 1478)
HR Professionals experiencing Growing Pressure
overstretched as Teams shrink and Responsibilities grow
61% HR professionals report after spending time supporting others’ well-being – little energy for their own>
59% under more Emotional strain than last year
Top Emotional Pressures
42% Supporting Staff through Burnout and Well-Being concerns
40% Supporting Staff to manage constant change and uncertainty
36% Balancing Commercial demands with Employee needs (1479)
EUROPE & NORTH AMERICA
Famous Singers
33% MORE likely to die younger compared with non-celebrity Musicians
Psychological Stressors of Fame
Lack of Privacy
Intense Public Scrutiny
Punishing Schedules
Pressure to Perform
Stressors fuel Mental Health problems
Harmful Coping Mechanisms that contribute to a hastened Death
Fame – a Chronic burden that amplifies existing Occupational risks
Fame is so detrimental that it overrides any potential benefits associated with High Socioeconomic Status (1480, 1481)
GLOBAL
Black Friday
9 out of 10 Retailers taking part this year
Permanent restlessness acts as breeding ground to make the event more attractive
Young people feel the most –
Anxiety | Feeling of Scarcity | FOMO
Focus on what is missing – object, goal, desire
Shopping is a momentary way to fill that void (1482)
UK
Flexpectation
86% of Workers Demand Flexible Hours
4 days a week
93% would take action if no longer allowed to work Remote or Hybrid
44% reject work that does not offer flexible hours
51% schedule personal appointments in work hours
72% Generation Z and Millennials interested in micro-shifting
working in short non-linear blocks in line with their energy, duties or productivity
44% partake in Coffee badging
going to the Office for a few hours to show their face and then going Home (1483)
PHILIPPINES
2.3 MILLION more metric rice consumed than the country produced
Widening gap
Rice output largely stagnant since 2017
18% shortfall locked Philippines into deeper dependence on imported rice
(1484, 1485)
GLOBAL
Growing Diabetes Threat
252 MILLION worldwide unaware they have Diabetes
HIGHER risk of serious complications and early death
Type 1 Diabetes
1.8 MILLION children and young adults under age 20
3.4 MILLION deaths annually
1 in 8 at HIGH risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes
3 in 4 adults with Diabetes live in low and middle income countries (1486)
High-Income North America
HIGHEST rates of Diabetes diagnosis (1487)
UK
Poor Sleep clear link to Accelerating Brain Aging
MORE likely to have brains that appear older than they actually are
INCREASED inflammation in the body partly explains the association (1488, 1489, 1490)
GLOBAL
Ultra-Processed Foods Harm Every Major Organ
New Lancet Report
UPFs rapidly replacing fresh food in Children and Adult diets
80% of diet comprising of UPFs typical in some, particularly Young people, less well-off and are from disadvantaged areas
Key driver
Growing RISE globally of UPF industry
Restructuring Systems for Profitability Above All Else (1491, 1492)
EUROPE
Un–diagnosed HIV is RISING
Silent Crisis fuelling transmission
Half of diagnosis are given too late for effective Treatment
33% of cases – virus was already at advanced stage
Late Diagnosis
80% Bosnia | Herzegovina
74% North Macedonia
68% Croatia
66% Sweden
2.6 MILLION diagnoses reported since the 1980s (1493)
EU Markets
16.6 MILLION packages of fake and harmful toys taken off
€36.8 MILLION worth of Counterfeits seized
FAKE TOYS ARE POISONING, DEAFENING AND INJURING CHILDREN
Criminal Networks remain Highly Active in Counterfeiting Toys
Global Toy Market Value
€300 BILLION annually
2nd most Counterfeited Industry Globally (1494)
UK
NHS Locally Employed Doctors
trapped in insecure “gig economy” contracts
9 in 10 NHS Trusts
use contracts that deny Doctors Training and fair Pay progression
(1495, 1496)
Pre-Teen Smartphone Use linked to –
Depression Obesity Insufficient Sleep
Age 12
64% owned a smartphone
60% HIGHER odds of insufficient sleep
40% HIGHER odds of Obesity
30% HIGHER odds of Depression (1497, 1498)
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome gets formal Clinical identity
Chronic Cannabis Use – common trait in Emergency rooms over past decade
Abdominal Pain and Severe or Prolonged Vomiting
Users experience cyclically 3 or 4 times a year – Costing thousands $ each time (1499)
UK
£5.5 BILLION model classified fit for Army deployment
Troops given Medical Treatment for Hearing problems in final tests
Delay in introduction of the armoured vehicle for several years
concerns about Deafness, Noise and Vibration (1500)
RISE of deepfake Pornography in Schools normalised Worldwide
AI generates deepfake nude images or videos
‘Nudity’ apps MORE Prevalent
75% incidents under age 14
Images created by pupils, often peers (1501, 1502)
26% RISE in Departures of Overseas-Trained Doctors
42% of entire NHS medical workforce qualified Overseas
Increased denigration and abuse directed at migrants in UK
Significant reason for the RISE in Foreign Medics leaving
Return to 1970s and 1980s style racism in Britain –
Socially Acceptable to be Racist (1503)
USA
Ultra-processed Foods
linked to HIGHER risk of pre-Diabetes in young adults
Elevated blood sugar linked to Insulin Resistance
10% Increase in UPF consumption –
64% HIGHER risk for Pre-Diabetes
56% HIGHER risk for glucose regulation problems (1504, 1505)
MALAYSIA
Disturbing Trends in Mental Health adolescent girls and young women
Body Image issues drive Binge Eating
SIGNIFICANT correlation
between High levels of Body Dissatisfaction and Increased Anxiety
Relentless Pressure from Media to conform to specific Beauty Standards
(1506, 1507)
UK
England
No-fault Evictions to be banned
End to “bidding wars” | Calling time on rogue Landlords
Changes Will End Fixed-Term Tenancy Contracts
11 MILLION Renters move to “rolling” Agreements (1508)
England and Wales
Abortion rate hits RECORD HIGH
3 in 10 Pregnancies end in Termination
2022
251,377 Abortions
HIGHEST number since Abortion Act 1967
61% under age 16
HIGHEST percentage of Conceptions leading to Abortion
Emergency Contraception remains an underutilised resource (1509)
LEBANON
Patterns and Prevalence of Depression, Tobacco and Caffeine use
University students among different majors
31% experienced some level of Depression
Architecture Students
HIGHEST levels of Depression
Tobacco use HIGHER among non-medical majors
Caffeine HIGHER among Health and Non-Medical Students
| Chocolate | Coffee |
| 92% male | 71% male |
| 98% females | 80% females (1510, 1511) |
EUROPE
Maternal Eating Disorders
26% heightened risk of Children’s Asthma
Irrespective of –
Type of disorder (Anorexia or Bulimia)
Presence of co-existing Depression/Anxiety
Timing of Child’s exposure (Pregnancy or after Birth) (1512, 1513)
GERMANY
Beer Belly linked to Heart Damage – More Common in Men
Large New Study
Abdominal Obesity
associated more harmful changes in Heart structure than overall body weight
Abdominal Fat Affects Breathing And Lung Pressure (1514)
USA
Obesity speeds up Alzheimer’s development
Increase in Blood Biomarker (BBM) Values
95% faster progression in individuals with Obesity
1st time relationship been shown between Obesity and Alzheimer’s (1515)
Alarming number of invasive Breast Cancers in Younger Women
Age 18 to 49
20 – 24% of all Breast Cancers diagnosed from 2014 – 2024
80% invasive
Breast Cancer in younger women not rare –
when it occurs, often more serious (1516)
33% of Breast Cancer cases involved High Grade Tumours (1517)
Common Nerve Painkillers linked to mis-diagnosed Heart Failure
Prescriptions DOUBLED in a decade
Side Effects from Painkillers are treated with a second medication
Leg swelling leading doctors to suspect Heart Failure, which then leads them to prescribe diuretics that can cause Kidney Injury, light headedness and falls.
Prescribing cascades are an under-recognised driver of Polypharmacy among older adults (1518, 1519)
UK
England and Wales
31% of Women Abused as Children
26% of Men
13.6 MILLION equivalent to 3 in 10 people
experienced Emotional, Physical, Sexual Abuse and Neglect
10.6 MILLION Emotional Abuse
7.7 MILLION Physical Abuse
1 in 7 Women experienced Sexual Abuse
94% were abused only by males (1520, 1521)
SWEDEN
Heavy Periods and Vegan Diets
SIGNIFICANTLY raises risk of Anaemia in Teenage Girls
53% reported Heavy Bleeding
Adolescent girls require more iron due to Hormonal changes
Iron deficiency symptoms include physical fatigue and cognitive difficulties (1522, 1523)
DENMARK
People under 50 with Diabetes
7 times HIGHER risk of Death by Sudden Cardiac Death
Type 1 Diabetes
3.7 times more common
14.2 years shorter life expectancy
Type 2 Diabetes
6.5 times more common
7.9 years shorter life expectancy
INCREASE in risk especially noticeable among Younger Adults
Usually rare in the young (1524, 1525)
EUROPE
Europeans Burned Out
€16.9 BILLION companies spent on Workplace Wellness initiatives in 2023
Programs FAIL to address structural issues known as Psychosocial risks:
Long Hours | Job Strain | Job Insecurity | Lack of Recognition | Bullying
Employers reluctant to address psychosocial issues in workplace
Surge in Mental Health issues after Pandemic
especially those caused by or related to Work
50% of workers in 30 countries say they have excessive workloads
€100 BILLION per year cost to European Union
Depression and Heart Health issues caused by work-related Stress (1526)
GLOBAL
NO EVIDENCE of any benefits from antibiotics for Common Cold
or persisting acute purulent rhinitis in children or adults
Common Colds caused by a Virus
THEY DO NOT RESPOND TO ANTIBIOTICS (1527, 1528)
USA
Ultra-Processed Foods linked to Over-Eating
Late Teens/Early 20s
after 2 weeks on Diet of high in ultra-processed foods
Continued taking excessive calories even when not hungry
Most Excess calories come from snacking
Snacking when not hungry important predictor of later weight gain in young people
Age 15 – 24
65% of daily calories are UPFs (1529, 1530)
Scromiting – INCREASINGLY common condition – Screaming and Vomiting
Pain associated with a condition caused by Chronic Marijuana use
24 U.S. states and Washington D.C legalised recreational Marijuana
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome on the RISE as use more popular
Minors treated with CHS (1531)
Depression raises risk of Epilepsy and complicates Treatment
90,000 in the study with newly diagnosed Epilepsy
Those with Depression:
2.5 times HIGHER risk of later Epilepsy diagnosis
40% more likely to fail first anti-seizure medication within first few months IF they stop taking it, switch to another drug or supplement it with another drug
Those with both Epilepsy and Depression:
65% more likely to have Anxiety
42% Sleep Disorders
20% Psychosis
18% Bipolar Disorder (1532)
Circadian Rhythm Disruption
linked self-diagnosed of Mental illness
Self-Diagnosis emerging phenomenon influenced by Social Media
Research findings will now have implications for College Students, Shift Workers and those with No regular Sleep schedule (1533, 1534, 1535)
EUROPE
Fructose intake makes it harder to fight infections
Proof for the first time that immune cells react strongly to bacterial toxins after Fructose consumption
Body MORE susceptible to Inflammation
Especially sugary drinks and sweets (1536, 1537)
UK
Britain
693,000 left last year
898,000 arrived
1,469,000 arrived in 2023
75% from Pakistan / Bangladesh / Nigeria / Eritrea / Afghanistan
June 2024 – June 2025 left Country
59,000 aged 16 – 24
52,000 aged 25 – 30
Motivation behind Emigration Trend unknown
50% Asylum seekers came illegally
41,000 claimed Asylum on another type of visa e.g., study
15,000 International Students came then claimed Asylum (1538)
A & E departments under siege
200,000 attended Accident and Emergency last year
Minor ailments that could be treated by GP or pharmacist
Sore throat | Blocked nose | Itchy skin | Hiccups | Earaches | Ingrowing toenails
(1539, 1540)
England
School Attendance remains in crisis
Absence Rates
50% above pre-pandemic levels
1 in 5 Children classified as persistently Absent
Duvet Days
Time off for Emotional Rest increasingly accepted
75% parents allow this at least once a year
33% Parents report
they are more relaxed about school absences than 5 years ago
Increasingly Common reasons for missing School
Term-time holidays ~ Family visits ~ Cultural outings (1541)
JAPAN
Young students Suicide cases hit RECORD HIGH last year
Age 6 to 22
Suicides increased compared with the previous year
Age 15 to 29
3,125 died by Suicide last year
5th year in a row numbers surpassed 3,000
Age 21
Peak in Suicide numbers
Age 15 – 29 – RISE in women
65% due to Drug overdoses (1542)
GLOBAL
New guidelines for treating Migraines in Emergency Departments
Occipital Nerve blocks should be offered in Emergency Departments to treat Acute Migraine – to reduce reliance on Opioids
Opioid use remains common in Headache-related Emergency Department care
(1543, 1544)
USA
Children’s Social Media use
linked to decline in ability to concentrate
Social Media entails constant distractions
INCREASE in inattention symptoms for those who spent significant time on platforms
(1545, 1546)
UK
Energy Drinks link INCREASE Heart Disease and Stroke risk
Daily habit multiple high-caffeine energy drinks – SIGNIFICANTLY raise Stroke risk
British Medical Journal case report
Patient’s consumption 8 cans per day
Numbness in hands, fingers, foot and toes after 8 years
Lack of Awareness – Cardiovascular danger
Some products contain up to 500ml of Caffeine in single serving (1547, 1548)
USA
Young Americans still smoking Tobacco and Cannabis
Age 12 – 34 using Nicotine, Tobacco or Cannabis
Co-use of multiple forms concerning
Trends
Females have high risk of patterns of Cannabis and Tobacco use as males (1549, 1550)
Uterine Fibroids linked to elevated Heart Disease risk
10 year study | 2.7 million women
Long-term Heart Disease risk
81% HIGHER in those diagnosed with Uterine Fibroids
Risk persisted among all ages and races
Heart Disease risk strong in women under age 40 (1551, 1552)
MYANMAR
World’s main source of illicit Opium
Opium Poppy cultivation – HIGHEST level in decade
17% RISE in past year
Conflict and Economic hardship – more farmers illicit trade
Price has Doubled (1553, 1554)
SWEDEN
Large scale illegal Gambling and Money Laundering Violent Criminal Network
Europol targeted
Criminal Business Model combined:
€20 MILLION – Legal Gambling turnover
Money Laundering Services for the network and other Criminal groups
Drug Trafficking – reinforcing group’s influence in local and regional markets (1555)
GLOBAL
Cryptocurrency Fraud network – International Takedown
€700 MILLION Laundered
Fake Cryptocurrency Investment platforms
Sophisticated Advertisements promising High Returns
Criminal Call Centres
Social Engineering used to put pressure to make more payments by showing Inflated Returns on Fake Trading Platforms (1556)
AUSTRALIA
Trend
Athletes statistically more likely experience Disordered Eating and Exercise Behaviours
Gap between Recreational Athletes’ Perceived Fitness and Body Image
67% have Anxiety if unable to access Healthy Foods
88% experience Guilt after eating Unhealthy Foods (1557)
USA
Nevada
Drug Overdoses RISE
Fentanyl still the leading cause of Overdose in Southern Nevada
2020 – 2023
93% INCREASE in Fentanyl-related deaths
2016 – 2021
279% INCREASE in Fentanyl-related deaths
Arizona and Hawaii
INCREASE in Overdose Deaths (1558)
Following Major Surgery in Older Adults
Dehydration – one of the most frequent occurring symptoms
More Complications
Longer Hospital Stay
Other Age–Related Conditions
During Hospital Stay For Major Surgery
1 in 9 develop new Geriatric Syndrome
2-fold INCREASED risk of Death within a year (1559, 1560)
CANADA
Paediatric Trauma Centres
1 in 4 Children with Major Traumatic Injuries not cared for
Strong Evidence
Improved Clinical Outcomes with care in Paediatric Trauma Centres compared to Adult Centres (1561, 1562)
UK
Growing Popularity of Women
with high levels of Alcohol pre-pregnancy
71% consume alcohol-free or low-alcohol drinks during Pregnancy
60% say advice about alternatives is lacking
Using Internet and Social Media for information
69% Pregnant women feel included in social events with Alcohol (1563)
GLOBAL
Mandatory strength warm–ups for Female Athletes
To prevent first time and repeat leg injuries
Across all ages and levels of competitive sport
Mandatory mouth guards and Encouragement of properly fitted Sports Bras (1564, 1565)
Landmark International study
Hospitals investing in Nurse Staffing and Supportive Work Environments
SUBSTANTIALLY lower rates –
Physician Burnout
Job Satisfaction
Intent To Leave
20% – 40% Physicians reported intentions to leave their Hospital positions
45% Physicians Currently Experiencing High Burnout (1566)
USA
Alcohol SIGNIFICANTLY linked to Cancer risk
Even moderate drinking carries a bigger Cancer risk
Heavy Daily or Binge drinking – strongly linked to multiple Cancers
Breast Cancer | Colorectal | Liver | Oral (1567, 1568)
Fentanyl designated as a Weapon of Mass Destruction
President Donald J. Trump
Lethal Dose
2 milligrams equivalent to 10 – 15 grains of table salt
Age 18 – 45
Fentanyl is the Leading Cause of Death (1569, 1570)
Age 50+
1 in 5 use Cannabis products then drive within 2 hours
27% used Cannabis daily
72% Men more likely to drive afterwards compared to Women
Cannabis for Mental Health Reasons
TWICE likely to Drive after using Cannabis
52% use Cannabis due to a Mental Health or mood related motive
67% cited a sleep-related motive
Cross-Generational issue
Awareness campaigns focus on young people (1571, 1572)
SPAIN
Female Footballers during Menstruation
Longer Recovery Times if Injured
Injuries also more severe
3 x more days lost due to recovery (1573, 1574)
INDIA
Fastest Ultra-Processed Food Sales Growth
Surging Obesity and Diabetes cases
40-FOLD RISE in Retail Sales for UPFs from 2006
| 2006 | 2019 | |
| $0.9 BILLION | $38 BILLION |
Aggressive Marketing to drive Consumption
Obesity has DOUBLED in Men and Women (1575, 1576)
GLOBAL
Greater use of AI chatbots
HIGHER Loneliness and Socialising LESS with people
33% of Teenagers use AI companions for Social Interaction
1 in 3 would use for Serious Conversations over Human Interactions
Learning to form emotional bonds with entities that lack capacity for Care (1577, 1578)
UK
England
79% NHS Trusts treating Patients in Corridors or Temporary Escalation Spaces
1 In 5 Emergency Department Patients
cared for in Corridors or Waiting Rooms
LARGE STUDY SHOWS THIS IS WIDESPREAD AND ROUTINE (1579, 1580, 1581)
Catastrophic Effect
Disconnect between NHS guidance and Real World starkly Exposed (1579, 1582)
EUROPE
ALL Forms of Nicotine are Toxic to the Heart and Blood Vessels
regardless of how consumed – Cigarette ~ Vape ~ Pouch ~ Shisha
Dramatic Rise in use Vapes, Heated Tobacco and Nicotine Pouches
particularly Adolescents and Young Adults
67% Young Adult vapers have never smoked before
Call for a ban on flavour, social media and influencer advertising (1583, 1584)
Los Angeles Fires trigger RISE in Emergency Department visits
SIGNIFICANT difference during the first 90 days of a fire
Emergency Department Visits
118% INCREASE in General Illness
46% INCREASE in Heart Attacks
24% INCREASE in Pulmonary Illness (1585, 1586)
Anxiety and Depression
32% HIGHER risk of Cardiovascular Disease with both conditions
Driven by Stress-related Brain activity | Nervous System dysregulation | Chronic inflammation
HIGHER risk of Heart Attack or Stroke (1587, 1588)
UK
Abdominal Fat and Muscle Loss
83% INCREASED risk of death age 50 or older
Combination Dangerous –
Sarcopenic Obesity – Loss of Muscle Mass while gaining Fat throughout Body (1589, 1590)
NEW ZEALAND
Rugby linked to INCREASED risk of Alzheimer’s and other Dementias
Male High-Level Rugby Players
22% INCREASED risk developing Alzheimer’s and other Dementias later in Life
Back Line Players – Greater risks than Forwards
Risks GREATER at International or Professional level (1591, 1592)
GLOBAL
Scuba Diving Tourism
$20 BILLION Annual contribution to Global Economy
124,000 Jobs across 170 Countries
Marine And Coastal Tourism
Major segment of Ocean Economy
Substantial Revenue from Diving depends on Healthy Ocean Ecosystems (1593, 1594)
USA
Hidden Toll of Substance Use Disorder:
$93 BILLION annual cost of Lost Productivity
$45 BILLION – Inability to Work
$25 BILLION – Absenteeism
$12 BILLION – Presenteeism
$9.6 BILLION – Lost Household Productivity (1595, 1596)
CANADA
Traumatic Brain Injuries in Older Adults
Most common cause is sustaining a fall
69% INCREASED risk of subsequent Dementia in first 5 years
Vision changes | Slurred speech | Disorientation | Muscle weakness
Loss of Consciousness | Post-Traumatic Amnesia (1597, 1598)
GLOBAL
Getting enough Sleep and staying Active
70,000 People Worldwide | 28 MILLION days of Real-World Health Data
Researchers found MOST STRUGGE to achieve both
Linked to Higher risks of Chronic Disease and Weight Gain
Less than 13% meet recommended Sleep and Physical Activity targets (1599, 1600)
USA
Few Parents offer Teenagers guidance on Healthy Eating during Holiday season
1 in 3 find it difficult to talk to Teenagers about Food and Weight
50% report their Teenager is overweight
33% say their Teenagers eat out of Boredom or engage in Mindless Eating (1601, 1602)
Dietary Fats linked to SEVERE form of Asthma
Lipids or Fats in Obesity-causing foods cause Asthma-like Lung Inflammation
Link between Childhood Obesity and Neutrophilic Asthma
A non-allergic type of Asthma that is more difficult to treat
Asthma is one of the most Chronic Diseases in Children (1603, 1604)
AUSTRALIA
World first Social Media BAN for users under age 16
Fines up to Aus $49.5 MILLION if Companies do not take reasonable steps to prevent young people from creating or keeping accounts
Researchers will study effects on Mental Health, Social Interactions and Political Engagements (1605, 1606)
CHINA
City Childhood Linked to Early Puberty in Girls
Lasting differences in Adult Brain Structure and Personality
Adult Brain And Personality Traits link Mental Disorders in Women (1607, 1608)
USA
Widespread mis-interpretation of widely used Patient Health Questionnaire
Questionnaires used as standard since 1990s for triaging Mental Health symptoms
Confusing for most people who use it
Patients need someone to clarify what the Questions are asking
Psychologists and other Care providers then create Treatment plans based on poor data from Patients who misunderstand how to answer (1609, 1610)
Any amount of Cannabis – impact Emotional Health and Academic Performance
1 in 5 high School Students currently use Cannabis
Teenagers smoking Marijuana only a few times show signs of withdrawal and worsening mood
Adolescents who used Cannabis once or twice a month reported HIGHER rates of Depression-like symptoms, Anxiety and impulsive Behaviour
Daily Users
4 X MORE likely – Poor Grades and frequently disengage from School activities (1611, 1612)
Harmful Medical Advice from Social Media Influencers
Powerful shaped by Platform Algorithms And Commercial Incentives
Influencer Advice can be Subject to Bias
Lack of Medical Expertise or Relevant Knowledge
Industry Influence ~ Entrepreneurial Interests ~ Personal Beliefs
Such advice can cause psychological, physical, financial and systemic harm – from inaccurate self-diagnosis and inappropriate treatments to unnecessary spending and higher healthcare costs
70% Young Adults in U.S. follow Influencers
40% purchased Products based on their recommendations (1613, 1614)
Loneliness dramatically INCREASES risk of Depression and poor Health
50% who say they feel Lonely have Clinical Depression
80% experience some level of Loneliness
5-fold INCREASE in Depression risk for those who felt lonely ‘always’ (1615, 1616)
Holiday Romantic Movies
to Celebrate the Season
help deal with Stress and Loneliness
Escape the troubles of the World
Escape their Busy lives
Enjoy a story with Happy Endings
appeal to Fantasies of Ideal Relationships, Ideal World And Happy Holiday Season
Escapism – immerse into an Alternative Reality and provide Temporary Relief from Holiday Stressors (1617, 1618)
Americans Struggling
Big Medical Bills dragging Money and Health down
2018 – 2022
27% faced High Medical Expenses or skipped needed Healthcare because they could not afford it
53% died with Overwhelming Unpaid Medical Bills (1619, 1620)
Stress And Social Struggles Fuel America’s Obesity Crisis
Diet and Exercise are not the only Driving Factors
Prevalence continues to RISE at an alarming rate
40% of American adults have Obesity
$173 Billion annual Healthcare costs
1999 – 2020
Obesity-related Cancer Deaths TRIPLED (1621, 1622)
UK
Britain
54% admit Secret Spending without telling their Partners
Clothing most common Secret Purchase
| Men | Women |
| Alcohol | Beauty products and appointments |
| Gambling | Cash to children |
| Gifts for friends and family | Giving to friends and family |
Gen Z spend MORE in Secret (1623, 1624)
Quiet Divorce is a Compromise
Couples check out of Marriage without formally Separating
Subconsciously Uncoupling ~ Living Together Separately
Many years of Loveless Marriage – Living in a state of Deep Resigned Unhappiness
Real life stories give Reasons Why people don’t Divorce –
Children | Illness | Financial Dependence (1625, 1626)
Nitrates in Processed Meat like ham and bacon linked to Cancer
50,000 British people had Bowel Cancer since 2015
£3 BILLION cost to NHS for treatment of the Disease
£59,000 a year – Cost of treating patients with Colorectal Cancer (1627)
Pensioners evicted from Care Homes – at risk of Homelessness
‘Revenge evictions’ are Common and Hidden Practice
August 2024 to September 2025
7,261 living in Nursing and Residential Homes given an Eviction Notice
70% of Residents in Care Homes have Dementia (1628)
Gen Z risk becoming left-behind generation concerning Health
25% living in Poverty – Crucial Driver of Poor Health
Age 16 – 24
RISING Obesity levels
2022
37% Obese
Age 17 – 19
Mental Health conditions are the Major Issue
Age 15 – 24 between 2011 and 2021
Disability Numbers MORE than doubled (1629)
GLOBAL
$16.7 BILLION Smart-Toy Market
- Artificial Intelligence Bots or Toxics present hidden dangers
- Tests show AI toys can have Disturbing Conversations
- Unsafe or Counterfeit Toys bought Online
- Children attached to Bots
- No research and no regulation of AI toys
- Can record/analyse sensitive conversations even when they appear to be off (1630, 1631)
UK
SUBSTANTIAL RISE in use of Nicotine Pouches in the last 5 years
Driven by young Men aged 16 – 24
69% use other Nicotine products like Vapes and Cigarettes
Currently NO Age Restriction on the Sale of Nicotine Pouches
UNKNOWN whether effective in helping to quit smoking
Germany and Netherlands
Nicotine pouches are banned (1632, 1633)
USA
New Year Fitness Resolutions start with Healthy Sleep
New Report from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine
59% Report Eating Well-Balanced Diet helps Sleep
42% Morning Exercise Helps Sleep
Sufficient Sleep SIGNIFICANTLY reduces the risk of Chronic Illness (1634, 1635)
UK
400 Drown each year
Alcohol consumption known risk factor in Drowning cases
Current safety measures inadequate to protect those participating in night life
‘Alarming’ number of deaths at Bristol Harbour
Young Men including a Police Officer recently (1636)
England
Women with severe post-birth bleeding
HIGHEST level for 5 years since records began
19% RISE in Post Partum Haemorrhage
16,780 cases despite falling birth rates
SEVERE BLOOD LOSS LEADING CAUSE OF MATERNAL DEATHS WORLDWIDE
Births are becoming MORE complex
with HIGHER Obesity rates and more Older mothers (1637)
NEW ZEALAND
‘Unofficial Shutdown’ concerns over Extremely Long Summer Break
Shuts down for Christmas and New Year then through to March
Even when businesses physically back – many are ‘easing into it’
Debate about whether this is affecting the Country’s Productivity (1638)
UK
First 9 months of this year
62% RISE in Digital Stalking
Tech used to Exert Coercive Control
Digital Violence ‘Stalkerware’ used to track Victims and Control Online Banking
Cheap and readily available software
Hidden Microphones and Cameras in Homes (1639)
JAPAN
Northwest of Tokyo
67-Vehicle Expressway pileup on icy surface
Heavy snow warning issued
Single-vehicle Accident triggering collisions stretching 300 metres
20 vehicles caught fire – some charred beyond recognition (1640)
MEXICO
Interoceanic Train Derailed
241 passengers | 9 crew | 98 injured | 13 killed
Designed to modernised rail link connecting Pacific port to Gulf coast
Plan to develop area into Strategic Trade corridor expanding Ports, Railways, Industrial Infrastructure to compete with Panama canal (1641)
UK
Mid-December 2025
309 Earthquakes recorded this year
Above average for Earthquake figures (1642)
USA
Cannabis products Ineffective for Pain Management
High levels THC also HIGH side effects like Sedation Nausea Dizziness
Products containing CBD – NO Improvement in Managing Pain (1643, 1644)
Social Media
AI Deepfakes of real doctors spreading Health mis–information
Real footage taken from Internet, then pictures and audio reworked
Videos to impersonate experts to sell supplements with unproven effects
Bots that encourage Suicide – AI being used (1645)
UK
70% aged 16 – 29 want to Work From Home
Gen Z Anxious and terrified of Working in Office with others
38% Dread Small Talk
30% Anxious About Phone Calls
42% Experienced Anxiety to Interact with New People
60% Struggle to Work with Older People (1646)
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