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The World Health Organisation (WHO) published on Tuesday its first position paper to understand brain health and the importance of optimising it since it is an evolving concept, which increasingly attracts attention not only from the health sector but also from society in general. One in three people on Earth will develop some type of … Read more
The climate crisis is the greatest global challenge facing humanity. Although there are many aspects involved and the sectors affected, from ecological to economic, no less important are its effects on people’s health. The World Health organisation WHO estimates that climate change will cause an additional 250,000 deaths per year, worldwide, between 2030 and 2050, as … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned, on the occasion of the ‘Stockholm+50’ environmental conference, that climate change poses “serious risks” to mental health and well-being. In a report, he has urged countries to include mental health support in their response to the climate crisis, citing examples of several pioneering countries that have effectively incorporated … Read more
Opinion | Prakrati Jain, Bhopal | ‘Mental health’, heard that word before? Of course, you did. It is not new but a taboo in our society. We don’t talk about it often, because people around us think that mental health issue means the person is gone mad. The nationwide lockdown due to the pandemic had … Read more
Anxiety manifests itself in various ways like intense fear, dread, stress, and an unjustified feeling of impending doom, which can be unpleasant. It reveals itself via physical sensations like a racing heart, a tensed nervous system, headache, heart palpitation, etc., with an incredibly challenging discomfort. No one can escape anxiety. It creeps up when there … Read more
We all have to juggle our work, familial responsibilities, and social obligations. However, daily juggling all these things can lead to anxiety and stress in our lives. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America states that anxiety disorders affect about 40 million people in the United States. Although medication can help to some extent, these … Read more
हरीश कुमार | पुंछ, जम्मू |शायद ही ऐसा कोई दिन गुज़रता होगा, जब समाचारपत्र में किसी के आत्महत्या की खबर नहीं छपती है. कई बार छोटी छोटी मुश्किलों का मुकाबला करने की जगह उससे घबराकर लोग आत्महत्या जैसे खतरनाक कदम उठा ले रहे हैं. परीक्षा में तनाव हो या घर में झगड़ा, व्यापार में घाटा हो जाए या फिर नौकरी … Read more
Sometimes we feel like we are missing out something in life. The fear of missing out (FOMO) is fear of not being included in something (such as an interesting or enjoyable activity) that others are experiencing. A common example of FOMO is being worried about missing events that your friends might attend, which can cause … Read more
Khazran Khan | Ground Report Controlling Parents destroy children’s; Over-controlling parents are more hazardous and toxic than any poison contaminating child’s food. This is a fact that most Indians are bad parents. Children who have controlling parents are at a higher risk for certain mental and psychological problems. “My parents were strict, but it was the … Read more
Ground Report | New Delhi: Every third person in India ; In 2019, more than 35 percent of the country’s population was suffering from migraine and tension headaches. The latest research report released by Lancet Global Health, which has analyzed the increasing neurological disorders in India. During 2019, a total of 488 million people in … Read more
