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University marking boycott will affect students’ mental health

Letter: The cohort who left sixth form in 2020 have had an education plagued with setbacks, notes one reader

The Guardian - UK

Ask the Doctors: Anxiety can contribute to high blood pressure

Anxiety is a condition estimated to affect close to one-fifth of us, making it the most common mental health issue in the United States.

Chicago Sun-Times

Moms lose significant sleep and free time during kids' school year, new study finds

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

The Conversation

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Lisburn councillor questions if staff mental health sick days "genuine"

"I had stress when I was working some years ago and my work record was exemplary."

Belfast Live

Gun violence keeping us in fear

As gun violence soars, experts advocate for such traumatic exposure to be considered adverse childhood experiences

Salon

Mind ki Baat, Ep 6: OCD

This is the sixth episode of Mind ki Baat, a Newslaundry podcast with a neurodivergent host with a focus on the invisible epidemic of mental health issues in society today.

Newslaundry

NHRC issues advisory to Centre, States to curb prison suicides

Concerned with the suicides in prisons, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on June 23 issued an Advisory to the Centre, States and UTs to take immediate measures to check the same. Jail authorities were asked to do regular check on bed sheets and blankets of inmates to ensure that…

The Hindu

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Parenting Has Its Ups And Downs: Study Finds Mental Health Impact On 66%

While 84% of parents find raising a child fulfilling, 66% report adverse effects on their mental wellbeing, says Calpol study.

Zenger

Letters to The Editor — June 23, 2023

Readers’ mail to The Hindu’s Letters to The Editor

The Hindu

Autism: later-life diagnosis doesn't mean lower quality of life – new research

A growing number of people are discovering that they are autistic in adulthood. This is especially the case among women, with a number of celebrities – such as model and reality star Christine McGuinness and TV presenter Melanie Sykes – sharing their experiences of being diagnosed as an adult.

The Conversation

Disney Dreamlight Valley went full meta in its chapter finale, and I'm still in tears

Opinion | Growing pains, mental health, and recapturing the magic of childhood

GamesRadar

How new UK immigration rules will separate more international students from their families

The UK government has changed its policy on international students, restricting them from bringing their families with them during their studies. This change to how student visas are allocated, the government argues, will help reduce net migration.

The Conversation

Today’s Cache | Chatbots and mental health; Google infringed patents; Tech companies allege unfair cloud practices

News snippets for AI chatbots being used in mental health space, Google hit with $15 million verdict, and tech companies complaining about unfair cloud practices.

The Hindu

Glasgow lecturer remembers fun-loving nephew who died after mental health battle

Ally Paul will be carrying the Baton of Hope through Glasgow this weekend in tribute to his nephew, David, who died in August 2021 after struggling with depression.

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The Independent UK

Celebrity chef bans vegans from his restaurant ‘for mental health reasons’

‘You can’t call yourself a chef if you can’t even cook veggies,’ one critic says

The Week

Top chef tells vegans to ‘f*** off’

A chef has come up with a novel response for vegan diners hoping to eat in his restaurant. John Mountain, 55, a chef originally from Preston, who now runs Fyre restaurant in Perth, western Australia, has a “simple message” for anyone seeking a vegan meal, said The Times. “F*** off,” he told…

The Times of India

Here’s how your gut health and mental health are connected

Mental health problems are increasing globally owing to various reasons, including stress, poor lifestyle, substance abuse, and so on. A study conducted by the WHO in 2019 asserts that mental health disorders account for approx 15% of all diseases worldwide. Also, it says that more than 90 million Indians suffer…

The Independent UK

One in 10 NHS workers felt suicidal during Covid pandemic

Hundreds of healthcare workers had thought of ending their own life and some tried to, study finds

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It’s 4 years since the NZ government pledged $1.9 billion for better mental health services – why are we still waiting?

In 2019 the New Zealand government committed an unprecedented NZ$1.9 billion to improving mental health services. This announcement brought hope to a sector that had been treated like the second-class citizen of the health service for decades.

Fortune

America's teens were experiencing a mental health crisis 'a good 8 years before COVID was on the scene'

Depression symptoms are skyrocketing in teens, but it’s not solely due to the pandemic.

The Canberra Times

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The Hindu

Spare a thought for psychiatric caregivers too

Prolonged caregiving in the context of psychiatric patients can impact the psychological well-being of caregivers

The Guardian - UK

One in 10 health workers in England had suicidal thoughts during pandemic

Survey shows the impact of Covid on frontline workers, with one in 25 NHS staff attempting suicide for first time

The Independent UK

One in 10 health workers felt suicidal during pandemic, study finds

The research looked at survey responses from thousands of staff collected between 2020 and 2021.

Daily Record

Stirling student takes on 27 marathons in a year effort to support mental health charity

The 'Challenge 27' effort was an idea that Maciek developed ahead of his 28th birthday.

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