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Men are more likely to stay in unhappy relationships: ‘They rely heavily on their partner for care’

Data suggests that women initiate seven out of ten heterosexual breakups, despite many men also experiencing long-term unhappiness in their relationships. Experts indicate that men often face unique challenges in navigating these emotional dynamics, noting that they frequently rely heavily on their partners for care and support.

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Loes Haverkort lives more consciously since brain tumor: 'Don't want to think about death'

Dutch actress Loes Haverkort has shared her perspective on life after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor earlier this year. Although she faces the challenge of a shortened life expectancy, she is focusing on living consciously and finding positivity during her recovery process.

The message after the presentation of the new nutritional guidelines was simple: don't touch our meatballs

The Netherlands Nutrition Centre faced significant public backlash after updating its healthy eating guidelines to recommend lower meat and cheese consumption. The ensuing debate moved away from nutritional science and into political territory, with critics framing the advice as an unwanted intrusion into personal lifestyle choices.

More screen time, less outdoor play: Amsterdam takes action

The city of Amsterdam has appointed a dedicated official to address the decline in outdoor play among children caused by excessive screen time and urban infrastructure challenges. The initiative aims to reduce inequality in playground quality across neighborhoods and create more child-friendly public spaces to encourage physical activity.

Hailey Bieber suffered severe PMS symptoms after giving birth: 'My world fell apart'

Hailey Bieber recently revealed that she was diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) six months after the birth of her son. The model is now advocating for more research and open conversation surrounding women's health issues after experiencing intense emotional struggles.

Spoken word artist Manu van Kersbergen has a 9-year-old son who cannot speak: 'He teaches me language in a different way'

Spokenword artist Manu van Kersbergen shares insights into raising his nine-year-old son, Din, who is non-verbal. Van Kersbergen explains that despite the communication challenges, his son teaches him new ways to understand language and connection.