Neuromarkers Identified for Treatment of OCD
New research identified neural biomarkers and associated neural activity for patients with severe OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) undergoing DBS therapy. Identification of this neuromarker
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MGMCRI and Lycee Francais are collaborating to boost Students’ Mental Health
LIFP has collaborated with Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute, a constituent unit of Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth, to develop mental health programs
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Mamaearth Co-founder’s Tips for Keeping Mental Peace
Mamaearth co-founder Ghazal Alagh, shared her story about how she balances multiple responsibilities including leading seven brands, raising two children, and overseeing a
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When You Love Psychology But Burnout Hits: Understanding Academic Fatigue and How to Reignite Your Passion
A lot of students dive into psychology because, let’s be honest, the human mind is fascinating. Who doesn’t want to understand why people
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The Risk of Misinformation: Who Gets to Talk About Mental Health Online?
In recent years, the debate about mental health has increased significantly across digital platforms, indicating a greater recognition of its importance in our
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The Rise of Tele-MANAS in Telangana: 1.38‑Lakh Calls Make It a Lifeline for Mental Health
By early 2025, a 38-year-old man in Hyderabad was struggling to escape what felt like a vortex of anxiety, sleepless nights and tormenting
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Tackling ‘Trump Blues’ Amid Political Uncertainty
Many are still living with a feeling of anxiety and political uncertainty right after Donald Trump was declared the winner of the U.S.
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Raghav Juyal advocates for stopping plastic pollution, Urges people to stop Littering
Raghav Juyal, an Indian actor and choreographer, recently posted a video on Instagram to raise his voice against pollution and littering the environment.
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NCERT Director Warns Against English-Medium School Obsession
The director of NCERT D P Saklani has sounded a warning about the potentially harmful trend of parents prioritizing English-medium schools, despite many
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Research: Body Temperatures Linked to Depression
A new UC San Francisco-led study has found that people with depression tend to have higher body temperatures. This could have interesting implications