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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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Laughing Gas May Provide Quick Relief In Depression, New Study Finds
The researchers emphasise the need for further studies to determine the optimal dosing strategy.
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Weeklong Social Media Cutback Linked To Better Mental Health, Study Finds
A study of 295 young adults found that reducing social media use to 30 minutes a day for one week resulted in lower anxiety, depression, and insomnia symptoms.
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Hearing Loss An Early Warning Sign For Alzheimer's, Study Warns: Don't Ignore These Other Red Flags
A growing body of research now points to hearing loss as a compelling early indicator of Alzheimer's disease.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Scientists Find Brain Chemical Tied To Trauma And Depression: Study
Researchers identified SGK1 as a key chemical connecting childhood trauma to depression and suicidal behaviour.
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Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
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Chinese Man Devotes Life To Therapy Dogs Helping The Depressed and Autistic Kids
His organization helps children suffering from autism and depression, juvenile delinquents, seniors with dementia.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
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Women Possibly Twice At Risk Of Depression Than Men, Genetic Study Shows Why
The findings published in the journal 'Nature Communications' show that genetic factors plays a greater role in risk of depression for women than in men.
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Women Possibly Twice At Risk Of Depression Than Men: Study
A study has found 6,000 gene variants responsible for causing depression among women, in addition to the 7,000 of those shared with men, potentially explaining why the risk is double in women.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
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Study On AI Chatbot Responses To Suicide-Related Queries Shows Inconsistency
A study of how 3 popular artificial intelligence chatbots respond to queries about suicide found that they generally avoid answering questions that pose the highest risk to the user, such as for specific how-to guidance.
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Anti-Ageing Influencer Bryan Johnson Says He Might Try 'Ketamine' After Hunter Biden Comparison
Bryan Johnson was responding to a post that compared him to Hunter Biden, stating the ex-US president's son was better looking on a ketamine diet.
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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
-
Laughing Gas May Provide Quick Relief In Depression, New Study Finds
The researchers emphasise the need for further studies to determine the optimal dosing strategy.
-
Weeklong Social Media Cutback Linked To Better Mental Health, Study Finds
A study of 295 young adults found that reducing social media use to 30 minutes a day for one week resulted in lower anxiety, depression, and insomnia symptoms.
-
Hearing Loss An Early Warning Sign For Alzheimer's, Study Warns: Don't Ignore These Other Red Flags
A growing body of research now points to hearing loss as a compelling early indicator of Alzheimer's disease.
-
Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
-
Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
-
Scientists Find Brain Chemical Tied To Trauma And Depression: Study
Researchers identified SGK1 as a key chemical connecting childhood trauma to depression and suicidal behaviour.
-
Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
-
Chinese Man Devotes Life To Therapy Dogs Helping The Depressed and Autistic Kids
His organization helps children suffering from autism and depression, juvenile delinquents, seniors with dementia.
-
Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
-
Women Possibly Twice At Risk Of Depression Than Men, Genetic Study Shows Why
The findings published in the journal 'Nature Communications' show that genetic factors plays a greater role in risk of depression for women than in men.
-
Women Possibly Twice At Risk Of Depression Than Men: Study
A study has found 6,000 gene variants responsible for causing depression among women, in addition to the 7,000 of those shared with men, potentially explaining why the risk is double in women.
-
Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
-
Study On AI Chatbot Responses To Suicide-Related Queries Shows Inconsistency
A study of how 3 popular artificial intelligence chatbots respond to queries about suicide found that they generally avoid answering questions that pose the highest risk to the user, such as for specific how-to guidance.
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Anti-Ageing Influencer Bryan Johnson Says He Might Try 'Ketamine' After Hunter Biden Comparison
Bryan Johnson was responding to a post that compared him to Hunter Biden, stating the ex-US president's son was better looking on a ketamine diet.
