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Breastfeeding Burnout Explained: Signs New Mothers Shouldn't Ignore
Breastfeeding burnout refers to emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion linked to the demands of breastfeeding and newborn care.
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Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
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Maternal Health Beyond Childbirth: Doctor Explains Long-Term Care And Awareness Gaps
Long-term care for mothers after childbirth extends far beyond the immediate postpartum recovery period. It plays an important role in safeguarding physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
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Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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Increased Screen Time Among Children Leading To Reduced Attention Spans, Disturbed Sleep: Study
While 60% of them reported having trouble focusing while studying, 48% exhibited irritability and aggressive behaviour, and 41% suffered from sleep-related issues due to late-night mobile usage.
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World Hearing Day 2026: Doctor Shares How Prolonged Earphone Use Can Harm Your Hearing
While earphones are a great aid to focus, the medical and audiology research still indicates that they carry some risks if they are used at a high volume or for a long duration.
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Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Alzheimer Disease, Finds New Study
Longterm air pollution exposure raises Alzheimer's risk directly, major US study finds, highlighting urgent need to protect brain health in older adults.
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Cutting Down On TV Time Can Reduce Depression Risk By Nearly 40%, Finds New Study
The researchers analysed what happens when TV time is actively replaced with other activities such as exercise or sleep.
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Exam Stress And Suicidal Thoughts: What Parents Need To Know And When To Act
Exam pressure can sometimes tip teenagers from stress into anxiety, hopelessness or even suicidal thoughts. A psychiatrist explains early warning signs, when to seek help, and how parents can support children safely and sensitively.
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Anxiety Risk Shaped By 58 Genetic Variants, Study Finds
Anxiety risk isn't from one gene as researchers found 58 genetic variants linked to stress response, offering new hope for early detection and treatment.
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Relationship Burnout: When Love Starts Affecting Mental Health
Stress caused due to relationship burnout can eventually impact your mental health, if not addressed. It can lead to emotional exhaustion, anxiety, irritability, resentment, and depression, among others.
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Menopause May Cause Brain Changes, Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Sleep Problems: Study
A new study found that menopause can cause changes in the brain structure. It also revealed that there were higher levels of anxiety, depression, and sleep difficulties, along with reduced grey matter volume in several important brain regions.
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Can A Vegan Diet Cause Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Diet Expert Says Yes, Reveals Why
Vegan diets can increase the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency if not planned properly. A senior clinical dietician explains why B12 matters, who is most at risk, and how vegans can prevent serious health complications.
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Gradual Reduction In Antidepressant Use With Therapy Reduces Depression Relapse: New Study
Gradual reduction of antidepressants together with psychological support can be an effective strategy to stop medication among adults who have recovered from depression, according to a study on Friday.
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Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
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Breastfeeding Burnout Explained: Signs New Mothers Shouldn't Ignore
Breastfeeding burnout refers to emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion linked to the demands of breastfeeding and newborn care.
-
Osteoporosis Medication May Not Protect You Against Osteoarthritis: Study
Osteoarthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. Experts say people with osteoporosis should not assume their medications will automatically protect joint health as well.
-
Maternal Health Beyond Childbirth: Doctor Explains Long-Term Care And Awareness Gaps
Long-term care for mothers after childbirth extends far beyond the immediate postpartum recovery period. It plays an important role in safeguarding physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
-
Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
-
Increased Screen Time Among Children Leading To Reduced Attention Spans, Disturbed Sleep: Study
While 60% of them reported having trouble focusing while studying, 48% exhibited irritability and aggressive behaviour, and 41% suffered from sleep-related issues due to late-night mobile usage.
-
World Hearing Day 2026: Doctor Shares How Prolonged Earphone Use Can Harm Your Hearing
While earphones are a great aid to focus, the medical and audiology research still indicates that they carry some risks if they are used at a high volume or for a long duration.
-
Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Alzheimer Disease, Finds New Study
Longterm air pollution exposure raises Alzheimer's risk directly, major US study finds, highlighting urgent need to protect brain health in older adults.
-
Cutting Down On TV Time Can Reduce Depression Risk By Nearly 40%, Finds New Study
The researchers analysed what happens when TV time is actively replaced with other activities such as exercise or sleep.
-
Exam Stress And Suicidal Thoughts: What Parents Need To Know And When To Act
Exam pressure can sometimes tip teenagers from stress into anxiety, hopelessness or even suicidal thoughts. A psychiatrist explains early warning signs, when to seek help, and how parents can support children safely and sensitively.
-
Anxiety Risk Shaped By 58 Genetic Variants, Study Finds
Anxiety risk isn't from one gene as researchers found 58 genetic variants linked to stress response, offering new hope for early detection and treatment.
-
Relationship Burnout: When Love Starts Affecting Mental Health
Stress caused due to relationship burnout can eventually impact your mental health, if not addressed. It can lead to emotional exhaustion, anxiety, irritability, resentment, and depression, among others.
-
Menopause May Cause Brain Changes, Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Sleep Problems: Study
A new study found that menopause can cause changes in the brain structure. It also revealed that there were higher levels of anxiety, depression, and sleep difficulties, along with reduced grey matter volume in several important brain regions.
-
Can A Vegan Diet Cause Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Diet Expert Says Yes, Reveals Why
Vegan diets can increase the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency if not planned properly. A senior clinical dietician explains why B12 matters, who is most at risk, and how vegans can prevent serious health complications.
-
Gradual Reduction In Antidepressant Use With Therapy Reduces Depression Relapse: New Study
Gradual reduction of antidepressants together with psychological support can be an effective strategy to stop medication among adults who have recovered from depression, according to a study on Friday.
-
Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
