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TikTok Settles Social Media Addiction Lawsuit With US Teen Ahead Of Trial
Accused of using features like infinite scroll to hook kids, TikTok chose to settle, following a previous $27 million school district payout.
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30 Colleges, 10 States: Supreme Court Panel Takes Steps To Address Student Mental Health Concerns
The panel aims to recommend reforms to improve accountability and create safer, more inclusive campuses by reviewing policies and identifying key issues.
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What Is 'Khushishala'? Rajasthan Launches Mental Health Programme In 1,500 Government Schools
Mental Health Programme at Primary Level: The findings also indicated stronger teacher-student relationships and greater emotional development among children.
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"We'll Be Back When AC Is Fixed": This Gen Z Office Story Breaks The Internet
They are proving that you can be ambitious and still have boundaries, and productive without being perpetually drained.
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A Past Head Injury Could Impact Your Health for Years: Here's How
Many people assume that once the initial symptoms improve, the brain has fully recovered. However, experts stress that ongoing monitoring is important, particularly if symptoms persist or worsen over time.
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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
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Rakhi Sawant Reveals Cost Of Her 'Russian Hair': "Ek Time Ke Rs 12 Lakh Lagte Hain"
Rakhi Sawant opened up about how much money she wants to earn and what she spends her wealth on, adding that as long as she has money, she does not care about anything else
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Suniel Shetty, Neil Nitin Mukesh Say Yoga Helps Manage Anxiety And Stress
On International Yoga Day 2026, Suniel Shetty and Neil Nitin Mukesh encouraged youth to embrace yoga and discipline for overall well-being
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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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TikTok Settles Social Media Addiction Lawsuit With US Teen Ahead Of Trial
Accused of using features like infinite scroll to hook kids, TikTok chose to settle, following a previous $27 million school district payout.
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30 Colleges, 10 States: Supreme Court Panel Takes Steps To Address Student Mental Health Concerns
The panel aims to recommend reforms to improve accountability and create safer, more inclusive campuses by reviewing policies and identifying key issues.
-
What Is 'Khushishala'? Rajasthan Launches Mental Health Programme In 1,500 Government Schools
Mental Health Programme at Primary Level: The findings also indicated stronger teacher-student relationships and greater emotional development among children.
-
"We'll Be Back When AC Is Fixed": This Gen Z Office Story Breaks The Internet
They are proving that you can be ambitious and still have boundaries, and productive without being perpetually drained.
-
A Past Head Injury Could Impact Your Health for Years: Here's How
Many people assume that once the initial symptoms improve, the brain has fully recovered. However, experts stress that ongoing monitoring is important, particularly if symptoms persist or worsen over time.
-
MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
-
Rakhi Sawant Reveals Cost Of Her 'Russian Hair': "Ek Time Ke Rs 12 Lakh Lagte Hain"
Rakhi Sawant opened up about how much money she wants to earn and what she spends her wealth on, adding that as long as she has money, she does not care about anything else
-
Suniel Shetty, Neil Nitin Mukesh Say Yoga Helps Manage Anxiety And Stress
On International Yoga Day 2026, Suniel Shetty and Neil Nitin Mukesh encouraged youth to embrace yoga and discipline for overall well-being
-
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.
