- Search results for Mental Health
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 | #CancelBoardExam2021: Government should consider taking revision exam scores as finalCongress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has urged Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal to re-think holding board exams | |
 | Family pets helped children manage stress and loneliness better during lockdown, finds studyFor many families navigating the stress and challenges of home-schooling, pets have offered children crucial support | |
 | Patients with kidney failure can transform heart health by cycling at moderate intensityResearchers will now examine the possibilities of a wider rollout of the scheme to benefit patients across the UK, and now forms part of The Renal Association's hemodialysis guidelines | |
 | Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip dies: 5 facts you probably didn't know about the Duke of Edinburgh"Prince Philip is simply my rock. He is my foundation stone," Queen Elizabeth II had said at a lunch in 1997 honouring their 50th wedding anniversary | |
 | Late-night snacks may affect workplace performance: North Carolina University studyFor the study, researchers had 97 full-time employees in the United States answer a series of questions three times a day for 10 consecutive workdays | |
 | Study finds that insomnia is associated with more suicidal thoughtsThe study also provided more evidence that keeping tabs on how patients are sleeping and intervening when needed is important to their overall care | |
 | Otago research seeks to answer whether screen-use at night affects sleepParticipants of the BED study will wear a camera to capture screen use for three hours before they go to bed, and an infrared camera will be set up in their bedroom | |
 | Study of USA school shootings show shooters were bullies, suffered from depressedAll of the plots studied were serious planned attacks, and the plotters took at least some steps toward carrying them out or schools had faced a substantial level of risk | |
 | There's a denial of opportunities that fit the aspirations of India's millennials: Harvard Medical School Prof Vikram Patel at ThinkEduProfessor Patel was speaking at the New Indian Express' ThinkEdu Conclave 2021 on Saturday along with senior journalist and author Kaveree Bamzai | |
 | ThinkEdu, India's longest-running, largest education conclave is back! Full schedule hereThinkEdu 2021 is held virtually this year. Sit in the comfort of your living room and listen to a few of the most thought-provoking conversations around India's education spectrum | |
 | These two school students from Hyderabad got together to shed light on music therapyAnxiety and stress are becoming a part of all our lives, even really early on. Students Eesha Varma and Sriprada Kattamuri recognise this fact and hence, they started Sana Musica to help adolescents | |
 | Study finds COVID-19 pandemic severely impacts mental health of young peopleResearchers found a significant rise in depression symptoms and a reduction in overall wellbeing during lockdown compared to the previous autumn | |
 | Study finds COVID-19 pandemic severely impacts mental health of young peopleApart from increased levels of clinic depression being reported, a decrease in alcohol consumption was identified amongst young people during the pandemic | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Coronavirus sends India into a tizzy, Janta Curfew announcedIn today's #TBT, we recall that not too long ago, exactly a year back to be precise actually, a stringent lockdown was declared which kept people indoors and aspired to keep COVID-19 in control | |
 | Study reveals COVID-19 transmission rare in schools with masking, distancing and contact tracingThe study was aimed at identifying ways to keep elementary and secondary schools open and safe during the pandemic |
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