Eating Disorders Go Painfully Unnoticed In India
Manisha Shekhawat shared her experience of suffering from an eating disorder and receiving no proper treatment due to a lack of awareness.
Manisha Shekhawat shared her experience of suffering from an eating disorder and receiving no proper treatment due to a lack of awareness.
According to a UNICEF report, around 14% of adolescents (15-24 years) in India are feeling depressed or having little interest in doing things during the ongoing pandemic.
City dwellers in India are at a 40% higher risk of developing depression. Dementia, higher suicide rates, substance use disorders are more common in Indian cities.
Anxiety has on the brain and how brain regions interact with one another to shape behavior.
Coffee or tea consumption and lower risk of stroke and post-stroke dementia.
Children living with a parent who has depression tend to develop depression and not achieve educational success.
Psychiatrist Dr. Bharat Vatwani treats mentally ill people left to wander in Indian streets and reunites them post-treatment with their families.
The new study found that providing social support to your family, friends, and spouse may be as beneficial.
A study conducted among students in Kerala revealed that 68% of Ph.D. students experience some sort of depressive disorder.
A Statista report showed that the number of social media users in India has increased to 448 million in 2021 due to the extreme use of smartphones during the pandemic.