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1 Dead, 70 Affected Due To Suspected Food Poisoning At Hyderabad Hospital
Suspected food poisoning at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) Erragadda in Hyderabad has claimed the life of a patient and left 70 others affected, officials said on Tuesday.
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Hyderabad Neurologist Claims Losing 1 Hour Of Sleep Takes 4 Days To Recover, Sparks Discussion
One user asked him how many hours a person should sleep and asked him to break it down according to age.
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"One Of The Big Dogs...": On Glenn Maxwell's Mental Health Break, Australia Great Reveals RCB 'Pressure'
Glenn Maxwell asked to be rested from the game against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Monday night following a string of low scores this season
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Report Shows Covid Impact On Mental Health Of Elderly
The HelpAge India study, titled The Silent Tormentor: Covid 19 and the Elderly, has surveyed 3,526 people across six cities -- Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Chennai.
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IPL 2020: Cricket In Bio-Bubbles Can Affect "Mental Health", Says Eoin Morgan
IPL 2020: Kolkata Knight Riders captain Eoin Morgan said cricket in bio-bubbles can affect the mental health of players and increase stress levels. He termed long-term cricket inside bubbles as "untenable."
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Hyderabad Cabbie Donated Rs 6,000 For A Funeral. It Paid For His Own
A cab driver in Hyderabad, Vijay was praised as a hero on Sunday when he donated Rs 6,000 out of his meagre earnings to a non-profit specifically for performing the last rites of an orphan. Two days later, that money was used for his funeral.
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Woman Found Dead With Feet Chopped At Hyderabad Mental Health Institute
The body of an unidentified woman, with her feet chopped off, was found on the premises of the Institute of Mental Health at Eragadda in Hyderabad, police said on Thursday.
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Learning to Read in Adulthood Can Significantly Re-Organise and Transform Your Brain: Expert
A very interesting study, conducted by researchers from Indias Centre of Bio-Medical Research (CBMR) Lucknow and the University of Hyderabad on Indian women, reveals that learning to read in your 30s increases your brainscapacity to reorganize and transform itself.
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Hyderabad: 11 undertrial prisoners escape from mental hospital; seven held
At least 11 undertrial prisoners undergoing treatment for mental sickness at the Institute of Mental Health in Eragadda in Hyderabad escaped from the prisoners ward of the mental hospital even as seven of them were nabbed later from different parts of the city, police said today.
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6 convicts escape from hospital's prison ward
Six prisoners, all convicts in a murder case, who underwent treatment for "mental illness" at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) at Erragadda here, escaped from the prison ward of the hospital on Friday, officials said.
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Suicides, some for a separatist cause, jolt India
Ideologically-motivated suicides in India doubled between 2006 and 2008. Mental health experts say this illustrates the increasing stress on young people in a nation where, elections notwithstanding, the masses often feel powerless.
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1 Dead, 70 Affected Due To Suspected Food Poisoning At Hyderabad Hospital
Suspected food poisoning at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) Erragadda in Hyderabad has claimed the life of a patient and left 70 others affected, officials said on Tuesday.
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Hyderabad Neurologist Claims Losing 1 Hour Of Sleep Takes 4 Days To Recover, Sparks Discussion
One user asked him how many hours a person should sleep and asked him to break it down according to age.
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"One Of The Big Dogs...": On Glenn Maxwell's Mental Health Break, Australia Great Reveals RCB 'Pressure'
Glenn Maxwell asked to be rested from the game against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Monday night following a string of low scores this season
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Report Shows Covid Impact On Mental Health Of Elderly
The HelpAge India study, titled The Silent Tormentor: Covid 19 and the Elderly, has surveyed 3,526 people across six cities -- Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Chennai.
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IPL 2020: Cricket In Bio-Bubbles Can Affect "Mental Health", Says Eoin Morgan
IPL 2020: Kolkata Knight Riders captain Eoin Morgan said cricket in bio-bubbles can affect the mental health of players and increase stress levels. He termed long-term cricket inside bubbles as "untenable."
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Hyderabad Cabbie Donated Rs 6,000 For A Funeral. It Paid For His Own
A cab driver in Hyderabad, Vijay was praised as a hero on Sunday when he donated Rs 6,000 out of his meagre earnings to a non-profit specifically for performing the last rites of an orphan. Two days later, that money was used for his funeral.
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Woman Found Dead With Feet Chopped At Hyderabad Mental Health Institute
The body of an unidentified woman, with her feet chopped off, was found on the premises of the Institute of Mental Health at Eragadda in Hyderabad, police said on Thursday.
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Learning to Read in Adulthood Can Significantly Re-Organise and Transform Your Brain: Expert
A very interesting study, conducted by researchers from Indias Centre of Bio-Medical Research (CBMR) Lucknow and the University of Hyderabad on Indian women, reveals that learning to read in your 30s increases your brainscapacity to reorganize and transform itself.
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Hyderabad: 11 undertrial prisoners escape from mental hospital; seven held
At least 11 undertrial prisoners undergoing treatment for mental sickness at the Institute of Mental Health in Eragadda in Hyderabad escaped from the prisoners ward of the mental hospital even as seven of them were nabbed later from different parts of the city, police said today.
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6 convicts escape from hospital's prison ward
Six prisoners, all convicts in a murder case, who underwent treatment for "mental illness" at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) at Erragadda here, escaped from the prison ward of the hospital on Friday, officials said.
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Suicides, some for a separatist cause, jolt India
Ideologically-motivated suicides in India doubled between 2006 and 2008. Mental health experts say this illustrates the increasing stress on young people in a nation where, elections notwithstanding, the masses often feel powerless.
