Search Engines Could Help Young People Find Best Mental Health Resources: Study
A recent study found the crucial role of search engines and content providers in helping young people find the most reliable mental health resources.
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Sports Boost Mental Health In Young Boys, Study Says
A new study discovered that young boys engaged in sports activities in early childhood are less likely to experience emotional distress in middle childhood.
23-Year-Old Ritu Shares Her Deep And Dark Story Of Mental Illness
23-year-old Ritu Mahapatra has shared her journey from having chronic fear to being a mental health patient after the suicide of her close friend.
Post-Trauma Brain Activity Predicts Long-Term Mental Health: Study
Post-trauma brain activity patterns and long-term mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Eating Mushrooms May Reduce Risk Of Depression, Study Says
The effectiveness of mushroom consumption in lowering the risk of depression and other mental health conditions.
A Mother’s Diet During Pregnancy May Modulate ADHD Risk In Kids: Study
Maternal diet during pregnancy may modulate the risk of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children.
“As I’ve Got Older I’ve Been Less Ashamed About My Mental Health Condition,” Says A 66-Year Old Single Mother
Mrs. Rewati Sahani, a 66-year-old lady, shared her story of becoming courageous enough to open up about her depression in public.
Psychological Therapies Help In Chronic Pain Management, Study Says
Researchers found these interventions help manage chronic pain while reducing the need for surgeries and potentially dangerous medications.
22-year-old Divya Is Helping The Marginalized Fight Their Mental Illnesses
A 22-year-old freelance journalist, Divya Kandukuri has taken an initiative to provide proper mental health treatment to the people of her community.
Retired Corporate Employee Shares How He Quit Smoking
Studies reveal that smokers have a higher risk of developing more psychological problems than former and non-smokers.
