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Here are a few curated programmes.
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The 26-year-old, New-York based Rishab Rikhiram Sharma, is in Hyderabad as part of his India tour showcasing the ‘Sitar For Mental Health’ music series.
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Hosted by Pause for Perspective, an organisation dedicated to mental health, these series of sessions are predominantly conducted online.
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The team used weather conditions to tease apart confounding factors affecting pollution and suicide rates, arriving at what they consider to be a truly causal connection.
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Ultra-processed foods, including packaged baked goods and snacks, fizzy drinks, sugary cereals, and ready-to-eat or heat products, undergo multiple industrial processes and often contain colours, emulsifiers, flavours, and other additives.
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Mental health as a universal human right sounds noble, but like all things ‘universal’, it fails to recognise the challenges facing it
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Bankers handle heavy mental pressure from all ends to execute their roles, even during emergencies such as Covid-19
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The researchers headed by Dr Phillip Ozimek from the Faculty of Psychology at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany, recruited 1,230 people for the study.
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Animal studies of metformin have suggested a possible link with reduced depression and anxiety, so this latest finding further suggests that additional research into metformin and depression may be warranted.
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A staggering 35,950 students lost their lives to suicide between 2019-2021 in India.
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The first virtual sexual offence case in the UK highlights the urgent need for governments to amend their criminal laws
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PRASHO stands for preventive health and evidence-based practices
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Self-possession or self-control empowers us to overcome detractors, procrastinations, leading to increased productivity, and more accomplishments
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Time away from work helps the brain consolidate the day’s memories, replenishing it as well as promoting productivity and increased creativity
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And in fact, we were surprised at how little participants in our study missed social media when we asked them to cut back.
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Mason researchers sought to learn about the connection between nutrition, diabetes, and mental health
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Small gestures such as buying them a cup of coffee are extremely effective in making an individual feel valued
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In their book 'Investigating Clinical Psychology', psychologists Jonathan Stea and Stephen Hupp caution against mental health apps, mood-boosting supplements, and energy therapies, suggesting they may do 'more harm than good'.
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The research conducted by The O2 Arena also showed that over 80 per cent of young people agree that music (88 per cent) and live events (83 per cent) have a positive impact on their mood and well-being.
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Continue reading to discover the insights shared by Dr. Puneet Dwevedi, Chief of Mental Health and Behavioral Science, and Dr. Namrata Mahajan, Counseling Psychologist and Special Educator, at Artemis Hospital Gurgaon