- Search results for Psychiatry
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 | Anxiety, depression cases on high, priority must be given to mental health care facilities: StudyThe study was conducted by Rural PREP (Collaborative for Rural Primary care Research, Education and Practice) | |
 | Losing their pets trigger mental health issues in kids, finds Massachusetts General Hospital studyThe study, published in the journal European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, found that the strong emotional attachment of youngsters to pets might result in measurable psychological distress | |
 | WFH destroys work-life balance, affects mental health: ExpertMurali Rao, Chairman, Department of Psychiatry and Behavorial Neurosciences, Loyola University Medical Centre in Chicago, said that WFH has destroyed personal boundaries | |
 | Study suggests social connection is strongest protective factor for depressionResearchers have identified a set of modifiable factors from a field of over 100 that could represent valuable targets for preventing depression in adults | |
 | Why we need more mental health professionals: Discussing job opportunities for psychology studentsMore than 400 participants registered and attended the programme via Google Meet Hangout ad Facebook Live | |
 | 6 suicides in 2 months at AIIMS, director urges students, doctors to reach out for helpOver the last two months, the premier institute in the capital city has seen six suicides, including that of three doctors | |
 | Child sleep problems can lead to impaired academic and psychosocial functioningThe findings, which were published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, suggest health care providers should screen children for sleep problems at every age and intervene early | |
 | Study reveals how renegade protein interrupts brain cell function in Alzheimer's diseaseLed by researchers from NYU Grossman School of Medicine, the new study analysed the makeup of such tangles and found 12 proteins that they say have not before been tied to both tau and Alzheimer's | |
 | Children from families with academic background are more stressful during university, says studyReports published in Frontiers of Psychiatry, a Swiss-German research team has found this out by analysing the hair of female first-year students | |
 | The horrors of conversion therapy for queer folk: Kerala doctor assures family of 'changing' girl's lesbian 'problem'The woman recorded the conversation between the doctor and her mother where they insist that she gets admitted to the hospital, take medication and undergo treatment | |
 | Chennai School of Music Therapy to create online content to teach public to use music for better healthThese online resources also aim to equip the general public as well as music therapy professionals to use music in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of diseases | |
 | Researchers find teenagers who experience poor sleep more likely to have poor mental health as adultsThis study highlights that those young people who have experienced depression and anxiety had overwhelmingly experienced poor sleep during their teens | |
 | NIRF 2020: Bengaluru's NIMHANS ranked 4th best med school in India, having applied for the first timeThe Director of NIMHANS said that this is the first time they applied for the NIRF ranking. They are happy to be among the top five medical colleges as per this ranking | |
 | Repetitive negative thinking linked to dementia risk, says a new studyIn the study of people aged over 55, published in Alzheimer's & Dementia, researchers found 'repetitive negative thinking' (RNT) is linked to subsequent cognitive decline | |
 | Lockdown impact could have long-lasting effect on children's mental health: StudyThere is also evidence that the duration of loneliness may be more important than the intensity of loneliness in increasing the risk of future depression among young people |
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