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Crime

Increasing Crime Against Women Impacting Their Mental Health

Women’s safety is a very deep topic. All over the world, we listen to much news about violence against women at workplaces, schools, universities, and all possible places. The problem, which persists despite technology advances, is that while women are

Awareness

The Beauty of Neurodiversity: Celebrating Our Unique Minds  

Welcome, curious readers, to a journey beyond the ordinary! Today let’s understand Neurodiversity. So, let’s clear the fog and get our definitions straight. The term “neurodivergent” describes people whose brain differences affect how their brain works. As a result, they

Technology

AI Can Predict Early Births in Just 31 Weeks: Research  

Preterm babies, also known as premature babies, are infants who are born before completing 37 weeks of gestation. They are born earlier than expected, which can pose various challenges and health risks. Just to put things in perspective, a normal

Health

Smoking: How Does It Affect Our Physical And Mental Health

Smoking can be addictive because of the component “nicotine” present in tobacco. Customers can smoke, snort, or chew tobacco. Nicotine induces adrenaline secretion by directly stimulating adrenal glands, thus increasing the flow of dopamine. Nicotine could overdose as well. Smoking effect physical, mental health and emotional well-being.

Health

Are you being rude or is it ADHD?

Have anyone ever complained to you that you interrupt and intrude on other people too often or that you don’t pay attention to what they are saying? Or that you talk excessively and seem to have difficulty waiting for your

Self Help

Study: Diet in Early Life Can Influence Child Mental Health and Personality

Mother’s diet during the antenatal phase and children’s food consumption in the early stages of development shares a relationship with their mental health and personality.  Growth and development phase from conception until 2 years is critical for physiological and brain

Social

Female Foeticide – A Social Evil?

Our Indian culture has always believed in the male dominating society or patriarchy which can be seen from the history of our ancestors. There are certain societal issues which we come across every day. We see it in media, newspaper,

Health News Positive

WHO’s Release New Guidelines for Integration of Perinatal Mental Health

Taking cognizance of the figures suggesting that almost 1 in every 5 women experience mental health problems during pregnancy or after childbirth, the World Health Organization has issued guidelines for the integration of perinatal mental health in maternal and child

Health News Research

Sleeping with Lights On at Night Can Cause Physical and Mental Problems: Study

Our preference to keep the lights on or sleep in pitch-dark rooms is subjective. Some prefer to sleep alone, and some with the people surrounding them. It depends on conditioning and the experiences they had over the years. On days

Health News

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 only superheroes can do. If you’re a mother who never settles for less, whether at work or