Baby Teeth May Help Predict Mental Health Risks In Later Life
The study found that thickness of growth lines in baby teeth may one day help in identifying children at risk for depression.
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Decent Mental Healthcare Is Beyond Women’s Reach In India
Research says that Indian women experience more perceived stigma while seeking psychiatric service at mental healthcare clinics.
Door-to-door Mental Health Survey For Covid Survivors
Three medical institutions in Ranchi have taken an initiative to conduct a door-to-door survey to assess the mental health conditions of covid survivors.
Sitting For Long Hours Is Linked To Depression And Anxiety: Study
Long period sitting in the weeks following were likely to have higher symptoms of depression.
Personal Tragedy Motivates Tribal Women To Help Hundreds Fight Their Mental Illness
Tribal woman Sumitra Gargai, a member of Ekjut organization, helps hundreds with mental illness across different rural villages in India.
Having A Good Listener Around Can Improve Your Brain Health: Study
Social interactions prevent cognitive decline in adults.
Psychiatrist From Kerala Provides Free Mental Healthcare To Underprivileged in India
Dr. Manoj Kumar, a Kerala-based psychiatrist, left his UK job to provide free mental healthcare to underprivileged people in India.
People Enjoy Deep Conversations With Strangers: Study
Deep conversation with strangers benefits people and helps them to make connections.
Illness- Or Death-related Messages Motivate Exercise
Fitness apps that emphasize illness and death-related messaging tend to be more effective in motivating exercise
Exposure To Domestic Violence Delays Babies’ Brain Development
Study found that infants exposed to domestic violence tend to perform poorly in academics.
