- Search results for mental health
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 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
 | Here's how this Bengal organisation is changing the lives of abandoned mentally ill womenA View is a collective effort of medical professionals and social workers which provides not just psychiatric care but also helps them build a normal life | |
 | 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) | |
 | Cancel CBSE Board Exams 2021: Students run online petition citing inadequate online classes, mental health concernsStudents have argued that online classes were not enough to prepare them for the board exams and thus they seek complete cancellation of the 2021 CBSE board examinations | |
 | Researchers suggest that a walk in the park may help mitigate work-related stressThe study found stronger Sense of Coherence among people who regularly took walks in forests or greenspaces | |
 | Liverpool University students seek extention of deadlines, mental health support due to pandemicBailey, who helped set up a COVID-19 support group for students, said the petition was started to help students gain a safety net as well as extended deadlines and more mental health support | |
 | Focusing on diversion yields positive results for youth with behavioural issues: StudyThose findings are from a new detailed evaluation of the Ohio Behavioral Health Juvenile Justice Initiative by researchers at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences | |
 | 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 | |
 | For kids with behavioural issues, focusing on diversion yields positive results: StudyThe key conclusion: Many youthful offenders can benefit from community-based diversion programmes designed to address mental health | |
 | Twenty more people in India test positive for the UK strain of the CoronavirusThe situation is under careful watch and regular advice is being provided to the States for enhanced surveillance, containment, testing and dispatch of samples to INSACOG labs | |
 | Hindi poetry flows straight from the heart of this 27-year-old Hyderabadi. This is how she charms with words"I might not be able to change the world with what I write, but if people understand what I am trying to say, it's enough," says Srujana Satyavada. This is how she go around to writing Hindi poetry | |
 | 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 | |
 | 80.5 percent of respondents in survey say they want to make a health goal in 2021According to the Life Time survey, a majority of people have reported gaining weight, losing muscle and struggling with their mental health during the past year | |
 | Here's how Delhi's Transmen Collective is creating safe spaces for every transman in the countrySatvik Sharma and Jamal Siddiqui share their personal stories of transition which led them to set up the Transmen Collective. They speak to us about how there is a need for more safe spaces |
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