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 | Teens with anxiety, depression may benefit from peer support leaders, confidants at school"Peers may provide valuable support for fellow teens struggling with emotional issues because they can relate to each other," says Mott Poll Co-Director Sarah Clark, MPH | |
 | COVID-19 pandemic induced food inadequacy is connected to depression: StudyResearchers found that receipt of free groceries or meals alleviated some of the mental health burdens of food insufficiency | |
 | Stop the B: Here's how this sister duo is fighting one bully at a time with their online platformStop the B aims to raise awareness and educate people about bullying (online and offline) and its effects on young minds. We find out more | |
 | Discrimination ups anxiety risk regardless of genetics, says new studyTo gain insight on the connection, the research team used data from a national probability sample of nearly 1,500 non-institutionalised, all English-speaking adults between 25 to 74 years in age | |
 | COVID-19 healthcare workers at risk for mental health problems: StudyFor the study, the researchers surveyed 571 healthcare workers, including 473 emergency responders (firefighters, police, EMTs) and 98 hospital staff (doctors, nurses) | |
 | These four budding poets from the Bhubaneswar Poetry Club will win your heart with their versesBhubaneswar Poetry Club (BPC) is a treasure trove of poets who know their craft or are getting there. We speak to four budding poets from and learn how the group has helped them out when they need it | |
 | Counselling sessions for farmers at Singhu Border to prevent burnout, suicide bidsHowever, to ease their psychological burden, US-based NGO, United Sikhs, has started carrying out counselling sessions for farmers | |
 | Most hospitalised COVID-19 patients have at least one symptom 6 months after falling ill: StudyIn the study, scientists, including those from Jin Yin-tan Hospital in China, interviewed the patients face-to-face using questionnaires to evaluate their symptoms and health-related quality of life | |
 | CLAT 2021 postponed to June 13 to avoid clash with CBSE exams: Higher anxiety levels, uncertain about their future say studentsThe decision to postpone the CLAT exam was taken during the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Consortium of National Law Universities held on January 6 | |
 | Students who tested positive for COVID-19 in Bihar's Munger test negative in second roundThe incident came to light after a health department team conducted random tests of students and teachers after the opening of the school | |
 | Researchers to add computer simulations to cognitive testing methods to identify ADHD in kidsAccording to researchers from Ohio State University, for ADHD, however, these cognitive tests often don't capture the complexity of symptoms | |
 | The trainer brainer: It's better to get out of self-defeat mode nowThe pandemic seems to have made matters worse for the students since they are not in a natural academic environment due to a prolonged stay at home | |
 | HappyInc is enabling teenagers to help their peers deal with mental health issues. Here's howKian Godhwani, Founder of HappyInc speaks about their free online counselling they provide teenagers to share their problems anytime they want to. They have helped over 60 students so far | |
 | People won't always like every trait of your personality, doesn't mean you have to change: Tahira KashyapThe 12 Commandments of Being a Woman author was in conversation with I've Never Been (Un)Happier author Shaheen Bhatt as part of TNIE's Dakshin Literary Festival | |
 | Screen time, emotional health among parents' top concerns for children during COVID-19 pandemicSystemic racism has also been a national focus, as massive demonstrations protesting racial injustice swept the country over recent months |
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