- Search results for Psychiatry
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 | Unhappy India: Meet the country's happiness experts, learn where to study happiness as India plumbs depths in UN Happiness IndexAs Indians were ranked among the unhappiest people the world over in the UN Happiness Index, yet again, we take a look at the people for whom happiness is a full time business, Like, literally! | |
 | Cries for help: Reservation policy in Hyderabad further limits availability of seats for psychology coursesWith only 2 seats available for the course in two institutions across the country, aspiring students have found a new enemy in the state's reservation policy | |
 | Will taking kids to pubs make them more responsible drinkers? Parents and experts share their thoughtsWill children get too familiar with alcohol, even associating it with good times, or will they turn out to be responsible drinkers? Parents say they bring their children along, believing the latter | |
 | India's first female psychiatrist Dr Sarada Menon still giving her all to the mentally ill at 94Dr Sarada Menon, a Padma Bhushan awardee, has worked tirelessly to end the stigma that still looms strong on the topic of mental illness' | |
 | Now artificial intelligence can predict possible occurrence of school violenceFor the study, researchers evaluated 103 teenage students in 74 traditional schools throughout the US who had a major or minor behavioural change or aggression | |
 | What is the latest addition to the digital world? - Health clinicsShashank Singhal’s MedTel is linking pharmacies and diagnostic centres with specialists and turning them into affordable telemedicine hubs | |
 | Bullying can lead to physical structural changes in the brains of adolscents, study findsThe research was led by Erin Burke Quinlan of King's College London, UK and is the first to show that chronic peer victimisation during adolescence impacts mental health | |
 | 'Techoference' disrupting sleep and productivity, says Australian studyThe findings, published in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry, suggest that mobile phones are potentially increasingly affecting aspects of daytime functioning | |
 | Why the Tamil Nadu DGP ordered a CB-CID probe into student suicides at SRM UniversityThe three suicides had happened within a span of 60 days. The cases which are registered at Maraimalai Nagar police station will now be transferred to the CB-CID | |
 | IIM-B and Heartfulness to host a meet on meditation for global harmonyBy introducing meditation as a tool in the development of consciousness, the Director told about participants that management thought had invested time and energy in developing new thoughts | |
 | Central legislation against assault on doctors will be in the Parliament's winter session: Harsh VardhanIn the wake of widespread protests by doctors against brutal thrashing of a junior doctor in West Bengal, only last month, the Centre had constituted a 10-member inter-ministerial committee | |
 | 1 crore Indians are at 'high suicidal risk', rates highest among 18-29-year-olds: NIMHANS studyNMHS had suggested that for every one person who had committed suicide, there were at least 15 people who at some point of their lives had attempted suicide | |
 | Can meditation and yoga be used to treat dementia? This Kerala medical college thinks soThe psychosomatic clinic of the Department of Psychiatry of the Medical College will take the lead in chalking out a programme for using MBI for dementia | |
 | Insomnia drug may reduce suicidal thoughts: StudyDuring the study, participants completed regular self-reports of the severity of their insomnia and completed a daily sleep diary during their treatment | |
 | NIMHANS sets up SAFE clinic to help people who want to quit substance abuseThe Substance Abuse-Free Existence (SAFE) clinic, with the philosophy 'Staying substance free - a way of living', will offer several services |
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