Organic-Still Panic: Cannabis and its Cognitive Effects
Cannabis is the most widely produced and used illicit drug among humans and it is the third most commonly used controlled substance globally.
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Mental Health of Elderly Population
In India, the philosophy from our scriptures shows that respecting elders is not because of their age but for the wisdom that they
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Post for Clinical Psychology Lecturer
AIISH, Mysore invites applications for the post of Lecturer in Clinical Psychology on contract basis at the Institute. NO. OF POSTS: 01 DURATION:
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Quality of Life for Elderly Index
Quality of Life for Elderly Index has been created by the Institute for Competitiveness and is released by Dr Bibek Debroy who is
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Shift to educational models that place a greater emphasis on students’ mental health rather than their grades.
In its annual report published in November 2021, the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) revealed an appalling statistic of thirty-one youngsters committing suicide per
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Mental Health Awareness Week-2020 | Psychologs Magazine
Psychologs is celebrating the Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 observed from 18 May to 24 May by organizing an e-conclave throughout the week
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Let’s Consider the Mental Health of Mothers
Who else could shelter a baby for 9 months if superpowers had a face? That’s something only ladies can accomplish, and it’s something
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VACANCY IN PSYCHIATRY & GERIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH
King’s George Medical University (KGMU) has vacant posts for Senior Resident (Unregistered) in the Faculty of Medical Sciences. Interested candidates have to submit
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Individuals who have been imprisoned unfairly in West Bengal for years without being even tried for trial.
Dipak Joshi, 70, was to visit his 90-year-old mother in his home in Nepal nearly 43 years later, after being freed from a