Psychological Problems
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Eating Junk Food Can Raise Risk Of Bipolar Disorder, Depression
Junk food is not only harmful for metabolism but also increases the risk of psychological problems such as bipolar disorder and depression, irrespective of personal characteristics such as age, gender, education and marital status: study.
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Study Says 43 Per Cent Of Elderly In India Face Psychological Problems
43 out of every 100 elderly people in India are victims of psychological problems due to loneliness, and other relationship issues, a new study has said.
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1 in 5 Eldery In India Abused: WHO
Physical and psychological abuse of elders is on a steady rise worldwide and particularly in India as well, which has serious individual and societal costs.
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Psychosis Linked With Low Exercise Levels: Study
Physical activity can help reduce cardiovascular disease and premature mortality risk in people with psychological problems, scientists say.
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Childhood mental health woes
Adults who experienced psychological problems during childhood tend to earn less money and are less likely to establish long-lasting relationships.
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Television viewing and rise in mental problems
More than two hours a day spent watching television or playing computer games could put a child at greater risk for psychological problems.
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Parenting and psychological distress
As compared to non-parents, parenting adults are more likely to suffer from symptoms related to severe psychological stress.
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Psychological problems in childhood
Boys suffering from mental and psychological problems during childhood can develop criminal traits when they grow up.
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Eating Junk Food Can Raise Risk Of Bipolar Disorder, Depression
Junk food is not only harmful for metabolism but also increases the risk of psychological problems such as bipolar disorder and depression, irrespective of personal characteristics such as age, gender, education and marital status: study.
-
Study Says 43 Per Cent Of Elderly In India Face Psychological Problems
43 out of every 100 elderly people in India are victims of psychological problems due to loneliness, and other relationship issues, a new study has said.
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1 in 5 Eldery In India Abused: WHO
Physical and psychological abuse of elders is on a steady rise worldwide and particularly in India as well, which has serious individual and societal costs.
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Psychosis Linked With Low Exercise Levels: Study
Physical activity can help reduce cardiovascular disease and premature mortality risk in people with psychological problems, scientists say.
-
Childhood mental health woes
Adults who experienced psychological problems during childhood tend to earn less money and are less likely to establish long-lasting relationships.
-
Television viewing and rise in mental problems
More than two hours a day spent watching television or playing computer games could put a child at greater risk for psychological problems.
-
Parenting and psychological distress
As compared to non-parents, parenting adults are more likely to suffer from symptoms related to severe psychological stress.
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Psychological problems in childhood
Boys suffering from mental and psychological problems during childhood can develop criminal traits when they grow up.
