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Over 80% Of Patients In India Lack Timely Care: Indian Psychiatric Society
Indian Psychiatric Society expresses concern over lack of awareness regarding gaps in mental health treatment. As this further compounds the problem.
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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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Technology-Based Mental Health Interventions Could Help Tackle an Underserved Indian Population
Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies designed to assess mental health status could help bridge the gap between 9,000 psychiatrists and India’s 1.38 billion population. The mental health treatment gap in the country varies from 70 to 92 per cent across a range of psychiatric disorders, according to an expert, who states t...
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Study On Brain Of Anxious Dogs Shows How Changes Are Close To Humans
Anxiety is a common within human psychiatric disorders and has also been described as a frequently occurring neuropsychiatric problem in dogs.
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Poverty May Lead To Poor Health By Limiting People's Access To Healthy Food: Study
The study established a relationship between low microbial diversity and poor health, including obesity, metabolic problems and various mental health and psychiatric disorders. The researchers suggest that access to healthy microorganisms is a human right.
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Re-Opening Mental Institutions Of 60s, 70s Trump's Answer To Gun Violence
President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that the United States can tackle its gun violence problem in part by building more psychiatric institutions and reopening facilities that were shuttered decades ago.
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"Will Personally Take You To A Psychiatrist": Gautam Gambhir Hits Back At Shahid Afridi
Gautam Gambhir has hit back at Pakistan cricketer Shahid Afridi for some of the comments made in his autobiography "Game Changer".
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Lack Of Sleep Becoming A Public Health Crisis
Sleep problems have long been recognized as a symptom of psychiatric and neurological disorders, ranging from depression to Alzheimer's. But increasingly, researchers are exploring the two-way street between disrupted sleep and disease.
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Fatty Food May Up Mental Problems in Children
Love to binge on fatty foods such as oily samosas and cheese-laden pizzas? Beware, as a new study warns that such children may be at risk of developing cognitive and psychiatric problems such as schizophrenia or Alzheimer's disease in their adulthood.
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French Church Attacker: From Troubled Childhood To Altar Killer
Adel Kermiche was an attention-seeking child whose behavioural problems frequently led him to a psychiatric hospital and later a specialist school. He died a coldblooded killer who slit the throat of an elderly French priest in the name of ISIS.
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Over 80% Of Patients In India Lack Timely Care: Indian Psychiatric Society
Indian Psychiatric Society expresses concern over lack of awareness regarding gaps in mental health treatment. As this further compounds the problem.
-
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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Technology-Based Mental Health Interventions Could Help Tackle an Underserved Indian Population
Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies designed to assess mental health status could help bridge the gap between 9,000 psychiatrists and India’s 1.38 billion population. The mental health treatment gap in the country varies from 70 to 92 per cent across a range of psychiatric disorders, according to an expert, who states t...
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Study On Brain Of Anxious Dogs Shows How Changes Are Close To Humans
Anxiety is a common within human psychiatric disorders and has also been described as a frequently occurring neuropsychiatric problem in dogs.
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Poverty May Lead To Poor Health By Limiting People's Access To Healthy Food: Study
The study established a relationship between low microbial diversity and poor health, including obesity, metabolic problems and various mental health and psychiatric disorders. The researchers suggest that access to healthy microorganisms is a human right.
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Re-Opening Mental Institutions Of 60s, 70s Trump's Answer To Gun Violence
President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that the United States can tackle its gun violence problem in part by building more psychiatric institutions and reopening facilities that were shuttered decades ago.
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"Will Personally Take You To A Psychiatrist": Gautam Gambhir Hits Back At Shahid Afridi
Gautam Gambhir has hit back at Pakistan cricketer Shahid Afridi for some of the comments made in his autobiography "Game Changer".
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Lack Of Sleep Becoming A Public Health Crisis
Sleep problems have long been recognized as a symptom of psychiatric and neurological disorders, ranging from depression to Alzheimer's. But increasingly, researchers are exploring the two-way street between disrupted sleep and disease.
-
Fatty Food May Up Mental Problems in Children
Love to binge on fatty foods such as oily samosas and cheese-laden pizzas? Beware, as a new study warns that such children may be at risk of developing cognitive and psychiatric problems such as schizophrenia or Alzheimer's disease in their adulthood.
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French Church Attacker: From Troubled Childhood To Altar Killer
Adel Kermiche was an attention-seeking child whose behavioural problems frequently led him to a psychiatric hospital and later a specialist school. He died a coldblooded killer who slit the throat of an elderly French priest in the name of ISIS.
