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Could Constant Decision-Making Be Draining Your Brain And Affecting Concentration?
Decision fatigue occurs from making repeated choices, leading to mental exhaustion that impairs concentration and thinking.
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When Depression And Stress Look Like Memory Loss: Pseudodementia Explained
Pseudodementia is not regarded as a proper diagnosis, but this doesn't mean that the related symptoms are merely fictitious
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Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
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When "I'm Just Overthinking" Starts Interfering With Sleep And Appetite
Overthinking is not always a sign of a mental health disorder. Worry is a normal part of life, particularly during periods of uncertainty or stress.
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Stern Behaviour By Boss Can't Be Considered Abetment Of Suicide: Top Court
The Supreme Court also emphasised that the suicide notes, while reflecting the dead person's anguish, could not by themselves establish the requisite mens rea on the part of the accused.
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Many Youth Athletes Quietly Struggle With Eating Disorders Colorado Mandates New Training That Could Turn ThingsAround
Colorado requires youth sports coaches to attend mental health training covering anxiety, depression, suicide prevention, and concussion effects.
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600 Students Leave "Haunted" Maharashtra Hostel, Claim Some Girls Are "Possessed"
Nearly 600 tribal students leave Maharashtra hostel after girls show strange behaviour linked to mental stress.
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'They Saved My Life': Bullied As Child, Man Reveals Video Games Helped Him Find Peace
A man credits video games for helping him cope with bullying and anger issues during his school years.
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Does Walking Reduce Anxiety? Here's How A Simple 20-Minute Stroll Resets Your Brain
Walking is a form of physical activity that does not require expensive equipment, a gym membership or advanced fitness skills. Even a moderate-paced walk can help the body become more active while giving the mind a break.
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He Walked Away From A Rs 1 Crore Job At 25. The Reason Has Social Media Talking
A 25-year-old reportedly rejected a ₹1 crore job offer over toxic work culture, sparking debate on workplace priorities.
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Why Taxi Drivers Rarely Die Of Alzheimer's: The Surprising Brain Link
Taxi and ambulance drivers have some of the lowest Alzheimer's death rates. Experts explain how mental maps, navigation skills and spatial reasoning may help protect the brain.
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Can Being 'Delulu' Actually Help You Climb Corporate Ladder? Experts Weigh In
A delulu person might remain motivated during harsh times, and this gives them an edge, driving them to take actions that many others may shy away from
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Brad Pitt Opens Up About Alcohol Relapse And Mental Health Issues: Can Addictive Returns Be Stopped?
"I was sober for seven years. And then I got back off the wagon," said Brad Pitt and mentioned that he now drinks alcohol "in a more restrained manner."
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Can A Daily Glass Of Fruit Juice Boost Mental Health? Study Says Yes
A new study suggests that drinking fruit juice daily may be linked to lower depression scores and improved mental well-being.
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US Court Orders Meta To Pay $567 Million To Address Children's Mental Health
A New Mexico court has ordered Instagram and Facebook parent company Meta to pay $567 million to address harms to young people from its platforms in the second phase of a landmark trial the social media giant lost in March.
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Could Constant Decision-Making Be Draining Your Brain And Affecting Concentration?
Decision fatigue occurs from making repeated choices, leading to mental exhaustion that impairs concentration and thinking.
-
When Depression And Stress Look Like Memory Loss: Pseudodementia Explained
Pseudodementia is not regarded as a proper diagnosis, but this doesn't mean that the related symptoms are merely fictitious
-
Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
-
When "I'm Just Overthinking" Starts Interfering With Sleep And Appetite
Overthinking is not always a sign of a mental health disorder. Worry is a normal part of life, particularly during periods of uncertainty or stress.
-
Stern Behaviour By Boss Can't Be Considered Abetment Of Suicide: Top Court
The Supreme Court also emphasised that the suicide notes, while reflecting the dead person's anguish, could not by themselves establish the requisite mens rea on the part of the accused.
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Many Youth Athletes Quietly Struggle With Eating Disorders Colorado Mandates New Training That Could Turn ThingsAround
Colorado requires youth sports coaches to attend mental health training covering anxiety, depression, suicide prevention, and concussion effects.
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600 Students Leave "Haunted" Maharashtra Hostel, Claim Some Girls Are "Possessed"
Nearly 600 tribal students leave Maharashtra hostel after girls show strange behaviour linked to mental stress.
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'They Saved My Life': Bullied As Child, Man Reveals Video Games Helped Him Find Peace
A man credits video games for helping him cope with bullying and anger issues during his school years.
-
Does Walking Reduce Anxiety? Here's How A Simple 20-Minute Stroll Resets Your Brain
Walking is a form of physical activity that does not require expensive equipment, a gym membership or advanced fitness skills. Even a moderate-paced walk can help the body become more active while giving the mind a break.
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He Walked Away From A Rs 1 Crore Job At 25. The Reason Has Social Media Talking
A 25-year-old reportedly rejected a ₹1 crore job offer over toxic work culture, sparking debate on workplace priorities.
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Why Taxi Drivers Rarely Die Of Alzheimer's: The Surprising Brain Link
Taxi and ambulance drivers have some of the lowest Alzheimer's death rates. Experts explain how mental maps, navigation skills and spatial reasoning may help protect the brain.
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Can Being 'Delulu' Actually Help You Climb Corporate Ladder? Experts Weigh In
A delulu person might remain motivated during harsh times, and this gives them an edge, driving them to take actions that many others may shy away from
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Brad Pitt Opens Up About Alcohol Relapse And Mental Health Issues: Can Addictive Returns Be Stopped?
"I was sober for seven years. And then I got back off the wagon," said Brad Pitt and mentioned that he now drinks alcohol "in a more restrained manner."
-
Can A Daily Glass Of Fruit Juice Boost Mental Health? Study Says Yes
A new study suggests that drinking fruit juice daily may be linked to lower depression scores and improved mental well-being.
-
US Court Orders Meta To Pay $567 Million To Address Children's Mental Health
A New Mexico court has ordered Instagram and Facebook parent company Meta to pay $567 million to address harms to young people from its platforms in the second phase of a landmark trial the social media giant lost in March.
