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Poor Sleep In Your 40s And 50s May Raise Alzheimer's Risk Later; AIIMS Doctor Explains
Can skimping on sleep in midlife affect your brain decades later? Experts say poor sleep may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease by impairing the brain's ability to clear toxic proteins linked to dementia.
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What Does Being 'Trauma-Informed' Actually Mean?
The term "trauma-informed" emerged in the early 2000s, building on clinical research about trauma from the 1990s.
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Do You Constantly Pull Out Your Hair? It Could Be A Mental Health Condition
Trichotillomania is a mental health disorder causing repetitive hair pulling from the scalp, eyebrows, or body, often linked to stress and anxiety.
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Why Millions Of Indian Teens Are Suffering In Silence: Major Review Exposes Shocking Barriers To Mental Healthcare
An extensive review by the George Institute for Global Health exposes the barriers that exist for mental healthcare for teens. Dr. Sudha Kallakuri and Professor Pallab Maulik explain why addressing this crisis is necessary.
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Sikkim Suicide Rate Falls 15.8% In 2 Years As Focus On Mental Health Expands
Welcoming the decline, Sikkim Health Minister GT Dhungel attributed the improvement to the combined efforts of the Health and Family Welfare Department and mental health professionals.
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Mothers Say AI Is Doing What Many Dads Don't. The Debate Is Growing: Report
A new wave of momfluencers is promoting ChatGPT as a digital coparent, sparking debate over whether AI can ease the burden of modern parenting or simply mask deeper inequalities at home.
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Can AI Save Lives By Reading What Doctors Miss? A New Mental Health Breakthrough Explaining 'Hidden' Medical Data
A new study highlights the potential of AI to save lives by analyzing medical data. Here is what the study found and how it can impact mental healthcare.
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Brain Fog vs Burnout: Expert Explains The Key Difference
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or excessive stress, particularly in work or caregiving environments.
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'I'm Fine' Syndrome: How Ignoring Burnout Can Backfire
Workplaces have unachievable deadlines, demanding schedules, and extreme pressure, making professionals put off self-care and giving rise to 'I'm Fine' syndrome
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Patients Find Help With Therapy Donkeys At Psychiatric Hospital Near Paris
The couple behind the program say more scientific evaluation is needed of animal therapy, which is practiced around the world. They would like it to be formally recognized by the psychiatric community as a complementary form of care, citing their experience with patients and caregivers.
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Mumbai Gynaecologist Shares IVF Journey, Tips To Continue After Failed Cycles
Undergoing fertility treatment is tough, but a woman does not have to go through it alone. The gynaecologist shared a few tips that helped her push through three rounds and continue further cycles with hope intact
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Woman Quits IT Office Job, Earns Rs 60,000 A Month Driving An Auto
A woman left her demanding IT job because it was affecting her mental health and work-life balance. She decided to become an auto-rickshaw driver instead and now earns around Rs 60,000 per month.
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Passive Sitting May Raise Dementia Risk: Experts Explain
Doctors explain that prolonged inactivity can slow blood circulation and worsen blood vessel function. It may also impair glucose and fat metabolism, increasing the risk of obesity, diabetes, and vascular problems.
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"Totally Bald": How Honey Singh Lost All His Hair During 7-Year Bipolar Disorder Battle
Honey Singh recalled how his battle with bipolar disorder left him isolated for years, battling fear, and delusion before he began his recovery
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Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
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Poor Sleep In Your 40s And 50s May Raise Alzheimer's Risk Later; AIIMS Doctor Explains
Can skimping on sleep in midlife affect your brain decades later? Experts say poor sleep may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease by impairing the brain's ability to clear toxic proteins linked to dementia.
-
What Does Being 'Trauma-Informed' Actually Mean?
The term "trauma-informed" emerged in the early 2000s, building on clinical research about trauma from the 1990s.
-
Do You Constantly Pull Out Your Hair? It Could Be A Mental Health Condition
Trichotillomania is a mental health disorder causing repetitive hair pulling from the scalp, eyebrows, or body, often linked to stress and anxiety.
-
Why Millions Of Indian Teens Are Suffering In Silence: Major Review Exposes Shocking Barriers To Mental Healthcare
An extensive review by the George Institute for Global Health exposes the barriers that exist for mental healthcare for teens. Dr. Sudha Kallakuri and Professor Pallab Maulik explain why addressing this crisis is necessary.
-
Sikkim Suicide Rate Falls 15.8% In 2 Years As Focus On Mental Health Expands
Welcoming the decline, Sikkim Health Minister GT Dhungel attributed the improvement to the combined efforts of the Health and Family Welfare Department and mental health professionals.
-
Mothers Say AI Is Doing What Many Dads Don't. The Debate Is Growing: Report
A new wave of momfluencers is promoting ChatGPT as a digital coparent, sparking debate over whether AI can ease the burden of modern parenting or simply mask deeper inequalities at home.
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Can AI Save Lives By Reading What Doctors Miss? A New Mental Health Breakthrough Explaining 'Hidden' Medical Data
A new study highlights the potential of AI to save lives by analyzing medical data. Here is what the study found and how it can impact mental healthcare.
-
Brain Fog vs Burnout: Expert Explains The Key Difference
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or excessive stress, particularly in work or caregiving environments.
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'I'm Fine' Syndrome: How Ignoring Burnout Can Backfire
Workplaces have unachievable deadlines, demanding schedules, and extreme pressure, making professionals put off self-care and giving rise to 'I'm Fine' syndrome
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Patients Find Help With Therapy Donkeys At Psychiatric Hospital Near Paris
The couple behind the program say more scientific evaluation is needed of animal therapy, which is practiced around the world. They would like it to be formally recognized by the psychiatric community as a complementary form of care, citing their experience with patients and caregivers.
-
Mumbai Gynaecologist Shares IVF Journey, Tips To Continue After Failed Cycles
Undergoing fertility treatment is tough, but a woman does not have to go through it alone. The gynaecologist shared a few tips that helped her push through three rounds and continue further cycles with hope intact
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Woman Quits IT Office Job, Earns Rs 60,000 A Month Driving An Auto
A woman left her demanding IT job because it was affecting her mental health and work-life balance. She decided to become an auto-rickshaw driver instead and now earns around Rs 60,000 per month.
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Passive Sitting May Raise Dementia Risk: Experts Explain
Doctors explain that prolonged inactivity can slow blood circulation and worsen blood vessel function. It may also impair glucose and fat metabolism, increasing the risk of obesity, diabetes, and vascular problems.
-
"Totally Bald": How Honey Singh Lost All His Hair During 7-Year Bipolar Disorder Battle
Honey Singh recalled how his battle with bipolar disorder left him isolated for years, battling fear, and delusion before he began his recovery
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Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
