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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory for College Freshers

Madhya Pradesh becomes the first state to integrate mandatory mental health awareness into college induction programmes, signalling a shift towards preventive student well-being. The transition from school to college is often described as an exciting new chapter. However, for many students,

Research

Drawbacks of Large-Scale Newborn Genomic Screening: Balancing Innovation and Risk

The paper addresses the issue of whether the implementation of whole genome sequencing for infants is safe and rational, and why scientists call for caution prior to its wide implementation in health care systems. The significance of the study lies

Social

Mounjaro Brides: The Psychology Behind Wedding Weight-Loss Pressure

In the past few months, more than 20% of the questions have been received from brides-to-be about obesity injections, and they are actually open about when they will be getting hitched. This isn’t a fashion magazine quote; it’s a quote

Relationship

When Desire Becomes Destructive: A Psychological Analysis of Obsession 

What makes certain bonds start so strongly, yet fade over time? Sparks ignite fast, though they do not always last. Fire burns bright at first, but it may cool down later. Close ties form quickly,  even when they struggle to endure.

Social

The Dancing Plague of 1518 & Mass Psychogenic Illness 

What if an entire crowd could catch an illness without a virus? Assume, walking through a town square and witnessing dozens of people dancing wildly. At first, it feels like a lively celebration. As the hours and then the days

Awareness

Faith as a Coping Mechanism: Understanding Its Role During Times of Uncertainty

Unpredictable events or uncertainty is the second name of life. Human life is composed of both happiness and sadness. The way individuals experience safety, security and love on the same side, they also experience sudden, unpredictable tragedies in life. Both

Health

Awake While Giving Birth: The Psychological Impact of Regional Anaesthesia During Childbirth

“First, she heard the sound of surgical instruments before she heard her baby cry.” Nowadays, childbirth using regional anaesthesia is an experience that is characterised not only by medical aspects but also emotional ones. According to recent research findings, around one-third of

Research

AI Detects Early Epilepsy Signals in EEG Data Before Seizures Appear

For many families, the diagnosis of epilepsy is slow and ambiguous because seizures caused by abrupt spikes in electrical activity do not typically show up during a standard 20-minute EEG test. This study is significant because it demonstrates how artificial

Health Technology

The End of Trial-and-Error Therapy: Why 2026’s Algorithmic Brain-Mapping is Redefining Mental Healthcare

Imagine a situation where 24-year-old Maya, a grad student, is in her second phase of major depression. For the past 2 years, she has been on antidepressants and has been in therapy with a variety of side effects, varying from

Awareness

The Manosphere: How Online Content Is Shaping Adolescents’ Perspectives

Nowadays, anyone can look for everything online. Teens used to look for advice among their peers. But now it’s easy for any teenager to go online and look for all the information needed as long as they have internet access. Content