Dynamic changes are occurring to the conditions of the corporate business which are quite challenging to respond to, compete against and adjust. In recent years corporates have come to accept this reality. These changes bring both economic and political pressures
Mental health and happiness are critical components of total health and happiness, and they are especially vital for children. However, not all children have equal access to mental health resources and support, which has serious implications for their development and
The last few years for Malaysians have been demanding. First with the Covid-19 pandemic, then the thrill ride of the 15th General Election along with its aftermath, nationwide floods, and the landslide in Batang Kali Pahang, which claimed 31 lives.
A student from Grade 2 is observed to be sitting alone during lunchtime by a compassionate teacher, the fifth day in a row. When she addresses this young boy, he starts crying and shares that all his classmates tease him.
Now days, Children are facing many challenges by using internet where they are exposed to inappropriate content, cyber predators, and bullies. The epidemic made kids even more dependent on technology and online resources. But many parents are still unaware of
Mental health for decades has been low under priorities for health by policymakers at the state and central levels and the quality and quantity of mental health services well mirrored this in India. The needs of clients and families have
WHO stated that India is the most depressed country with 90 million Indians suffering from mental health illnesses. Madras HC judges expressed concern over this issue and directed the government to establish more mental health institutions in the country. Madras
The National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET) is an entrance examination for all medical aspirants who wish to pursue courses related to the medical field like MBBS, BDS, etc. However, this year Tamil Nadu launched the Anti-NEET bill stating that
“People with dementia should be involved in all stages to create a Positive dementia society.”(1) -Berrie Holtzhausen, Namibia WHO published a report named “Global Status Report on the general public Health Response to Dementia”.(1) The report highlighted the challenges that
WHO defines Vaccine hesitancy as a delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccines despite the availability of vaccination services. It is complex and context-specific varying across time, place, and vaccines (1). Vaccine hesitancy has been reported in more than 90%
