Sweat For Smiles? Exercise Apps Proven To Enhance Mental Health Of Healthcare Professionals
A new study highlights the benefits of exercise apps for mental health in healthcare professionals.
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From Injury To Insight: Experts’ Deepening Understanding Of Traumatic Brain Injury And Suicide
How a recent study sheds light on the intricate relationship between traumatic brain injury or TBI and suicide.
Shared Burdens? Why Parental Mental Health Matters As Much As Teens ‘ Wellness
Insights into how parental mental health gets affected by teenagers' battle with mental illness.
Teen Social Jetlag: The Link Between Screens, Sleep, and Mental Health
Teen social jetlag is a phenomenon arising from misaligned sleep patterns due to late-night screen engagement in teenagers.
A New Era In Mental Health: The US Approves First Postpartum Depression Pill
Insights into the effectiveness of the first postpartum depression pill: Zurzuvae.
Ira Khan Discusses The Genetics Of Depression In A New Interview To End Stigma
Insights into the genetics of depression.
Sharing More Than Feelings? New Study Unveils Shared Depressive Symptoms Among Partners
A new study unveils how partners can be prone to sharing each other's depressive symptoms.
Navigating Mental Health And Authenticity: An Exploration Of BBC’s Fleabag
BBC's Fleabag authentically addresses mental health issues, weaving them with humor, family dynamics, and human existence.
Behind The Badge: Police Mental Health In Hindi Crime Dramas
How Hindi crime dramas explore the connection between crime and the mental health of police officers.
Netflix’s Kohrra: A Thick Fog Of Toxic Masculinity, Drug Addiction, And Mental Health Stigma
In Netflix's Kohrra, the allure of crime masks a compelling social commentary on toxic masculinity, drug addiction, and mental health within Punjabi culture.
