Man Can’t Be Held Guilty for Abetment of Wife’s Suicide unless strong evidence obtain: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, while acquitting a man accused of abetting his wife’s suicide 30 years ago, ruled that unless there was substantial evidence
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After Big Boss 17, Ankita Lokhande shares insights on her mental state
Ankita Lokhande during a reality show got into a number of fights as well as arguments with her spouse. Furthermore, the actress was
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NIMHANS help tribal department for school students’ well-being and mental health
The department responsible for tribal development has decided to furnish counseling to pupils engaged in any of its residential schools located across Maharashtra.
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Researchers in the UK Introduced Blood Tests for Dementia Detection
Dementia is a syndrome produced by a variety of diseases that gradually destroy nerve cells and harm the brain, often resulting in loss
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Australian former prime minister admits to struggling with anxietyÂ
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison spoke about his struggle with anxiety during his tenure, proving one can still work in the top
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Childhood Insomnia Can Create Problems in Adulthood: Study
According to the result of a new study, conducted with participants from the Penn State Child Cohort, the symptoms of persistent insomnia start
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Indian States Facing Hazards of Heatwave: Does It Affect You Mentally?
Heatwaves have raised an alarm across the country. Ministry of Ayush has issued guidelines to deal with continuous rising temperatures in many Indian
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Gymrat with schizophrenia swallows 39 Coins and 37 Magnets
A 26-year-old patient with schizophrenia who had ingested 39 coins and 37 magnets in the belief that zinc would help “build his body”
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Lack of Coordination Sends Mental Health Patients Back to Hospitals: Bombay High Court
In India, the number of patients with mental health illnesses is increasing day by day. For their healthy survival in society, the Indian
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During the perimenopause, women are 40% more prone to suffer from depression
Perimenopausal women have a 40% higher threat of growing depression than premenopausal women, as recommended by way of a collection of UCL researchers