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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
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Airline Pilots Hide Mental Health Struggles To Continue Flying: Study
Commercial airline pilots often conceal mental health conditions for fear that disclosing therapy or medication, or even just seeking help, could mean having their license pulled, putting themselves and their passengers at risk.
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Gen Z Employee's Viral Video About Quitting "Very Boring" Job In Bengaluru Sparks Debate
In his video, Uthaiah stated that he was considering quitting his job and wasn't sure what he would do next.
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Bengal Booth Level Officers In Massive Protest Outside Poll Body Office
Grassroots poll officials in Bengal - at the centre of a row over mental health and working conditions during the revision of voter lists - staged a massive protest Monday afternoon outside the Chief Electoral Officer's Kolkata office.
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4 Research-Backed Ways To Beat The Winter Blues In The Colder Months
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a condition that heightens depressive symptoms during the fall and winter months, while the "winter blues" refers to a milder, temporary dip in mood.
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World Psoriasis Day: Doctor Explains Myths And More Around The Autoimmune Disease
Whether misidentified as a skin problem or hygiene one, psoriasis is an intricate autoimmune condition that deserves more attention and empathy.
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Doctor Explains How Air Pollution Accelerates Ageing: The Health Risks We Overlook
Existing evidence indicates that long-term exposures to toxic levels of air pollution cause lies in oxidative stress: a condition where free radicals produced by poisons kill cells, proteins, and DNA.
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Mask Mandates Return In Parts Of California Amid Rising COVID-19, Flu Risks
The orders specify that informal masks like scarves, bandanas or "any mask that has an unfiltered, one-way exhaust valve" aren't permitted.
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Married Couples Often Share Mental Health Patterns, Psychiatric Disorders: New Study
A large international study covering over 5 million spousal pairs in Taiwan, Denmark, and Sweden finds that spouses tend to share psychiatric disorders more often than by chance.
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Over 1 Billion People Were Affected By Mental Health Conditions In 2021: WHO
More than a billion people around the world -- around one in every seven -- were living with mental health conditions in 2021, with anxiety and depressive disorders accounting for over two-thirds of all cases, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said
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Missing Since 2020, UP Man Returns Home 15 Months After Release From Pakistan Jail
A man from Uttar Pradesh's Unnao district, who had been missing for nearly five years and was released from a Pakistani jail around 15 months back, has returned home in a mentally unstable condition, officials said on Friday.
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Hypertension And Stress: The Unseen Connection You Can't (And Shouldn't) Ignore
From silent spikes to long-term wear and tear, stress and hypertension have a complicated, powerful bond. Here's everything you need to know: why it matters, how to spot it, and what you can do right now to keep your blood pressure in check.
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Delhi Techie Earning Rs 30 Lakh A Year Plans To Quit Toxic Job Without Backup: "Extreme Pressure"
The techie attributed his struggles to the intense work environment, citing extreme work pressure, long hours on major festivals, limited sick leave options, and a toxic atmosphere.
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Wednesday Star Jenna Ortega Talks About Struggles With OCD; Know All About The Condition
OCD Symptoms: "Sometimes my nights consist of just being really exhausted and going up and down the stairs six times..." Actress Jenna Ortega opens up about her struggles with OCD. Below we list signs, causes & management tips for OCD.
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1 In 6 People Affected By Loneliness Worldwide: WHO
Nearly 17 per cent or one in six people worldwide is affected by loneliness, and the condition was linked to an estimated 100 deaths every hour -- more than 8,71,000 deaths annually between 2014 and 2023, according to a new report by the World Health
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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
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Airline Pilots Hide Mental Health Struggles To Continue Flying: Study
Commercial airline pilots often conceal mental health conditions for fear that disclosing therapy or medication, or even just seeking help, could mean having their license pulled, putting themselves and their passengers at risk.
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Gen Z Employee's Viral Video About Quitting "Very Boring" Job In Bengaluru Sparks Debate
In his video, Uthaiah stated that he was considering quitting his job and wasn't sure what he would do next.
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Bengal Booth Level Officers In Massive Protest Outside Poll Body Office
Grassroots poll officials in Bengal - at the centre of a row over mental health and working conditions during the revision of voter lists - staged a massive protest Monday afternoon outside the Chief Electoral Officer's Kolkata office.
-
4 Research-Backed Ways To Beat The Winter Blues In The Colder Months
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a condition that heightens depressive symptoms during the fall and winter months, while the "winter blues" refers to a milder, temporary dip in mood.
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World Psoriasis Day: Doctor Explains Myths And More Around The Autoimmune Disease
Whether misidentified as a skin problem or hygiene one, psoriasis is an intricate autoimmune condition that deserves more attention and empathy.
-
Doctor Explains How Air Pollution Accelerates Ageing: The Health Risks We Overlook
Existing evidence indicates that long-term exposures to toxic levels of air pollution cause lies in oxidative stress: a condition where free radicals produced by poisons kill cells, proteins, and DNA.
-
Mask Mandates Return In Parts Of California Amid Rising COVID-19, Flu Risks
The orders specify that informal masks like scarves, bandanas or "any mask that has an unfiltered, one-way exhaust valve" aren't permitted.
-
Married Couples Often Share Mental Health Patterns, Psychiatric Disorders: New Study
A large international study covering over 5 million spousal pairs in Taiwan, Denmark, and Sweden finds that spouses tend to share psychiatric disorders more often than by chance.
-
Over 1 Billion People Were Affected By Mental Health Conditions In 2021: WHO
More than a billion people around the world -- around one in every seven -- were living with mental health conditions in 2021, with anxiety and depressive disorders accounting for over two-thirds of all cases, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said
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Missing Since 2020, UP Man Returns Home 15 Months After Release From Pakistan Jail
A man from Uttar Pradesh's Unnao district, who had been missing for nearly five years and was released from a Pakistani jail around 15 months back, has returned home in a mentally unstable condition, officials said on Friday.
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Hypertension And Stress: The Unseen Connection You Can't (And Shouldn't) Ignore
From silent spikes to long-term wear and tear, stress and hypertension have a complicated, powerful bond. Here's everything you need to know: why it matters, how to spot it, and what you can do right now to keep your blood pressure in check.
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Delhi Techie Earning Rs 30 Lakh A Year Plans To Quit Toxic Job Without Backup: "Extreme Pressure"
The techie attributed his struggles to the intense work environment, citing extreme work pressure, long hours on major festivals, limited sick leave options, and a toxic atmosphere.
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Wednesday Star Jenna Ortega Talks About Struggles With OCD; Know All About The Condition
OCD Symptoms: "Sometimes my nights consist of just being really exhausted and going up and down the stairs six times..." Actress Jenna Ortega opens up about her struggles with OCD. Below we list signs, causes & management tips for OCD.
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1 In 6 People Affected By Loneliness Worldwide: WHO
Nearly 17 per cent or one in six people worldwide is affected by loneliness, and the condition was linked to an estimated 100 deaths every hour -- more than 8,71,000 deaths annually between 2014 and 2023, according to a new report by the World Health
