Tag: mental health
Yoga improves mental health during COVID19, says new study
Yoga may be the answer to your mental health worries during COVID19
Yoga can significantly improve mental health for thousands of people isolating at home,...
Children with sepsis admitted in ICUs prone to stress disorder
Study finds that children who are admitted to the ICU with sepsis are prone to post traumatic stress disorder
Doctors have found that children who...
Psychiatric problems common in adults and kids with kidney failure
NIH looks at correlation between kidney failure and psychiatric illnesses and kidney failure, says there is one
New research indicates that psychiatric illnesses are common...
Children with poor language skills may be at higher mental health...
Study finds common genetic linkages between language development and mental health risk
A new study suggests there may be genetic explanations for why some children...
Frequent social media use can affect teenaged girls’ mental health
Observational study of 10,000 teenagers concludes that frequent use of social media may be detrimental to mental health, especially of girls
Very frequent use of...
Social media plays key role in shaping opinions in young people:...
Study by Fortis Healthcare on school students finds that they spend a lot of time on social media, form ideas and opinions from social...
AI-based phone app can detect depression from your voice
Scientists show artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to spot depression
AI algorithms can now more accurately detect depression using the sound of your voice,...
Treating depression in diabetes patients reduces deaths by a third
Treatment of depression in people with diabetes reduce deaths by more than a third, finds new study
Antidepressants reduce deaths by more than a third...
WhatsApp makes us feel less lonely, is good for our wellbeing
Study concludes that spending time on WhatsApp improves wellbeing by making people feel less lonely
Academics at Edge Hill University have found that spending time...
1 in 5 in conflict areas have depression, anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia
Study in The Lancet shows 22% - one in five - people in conflict areas have moderate to severe mental health issues
One in five...
