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	Management of Uncontrolled Epilepsy: Surgical Evaluation, Vagus Nerve Stimulation, and Pharmacoresistance Drug-resistant epilepsy requires timely specialist evaluation, advanced diagnostic testing, and individualized treatment. Surgical resection, laser ablation, VNS, RNS, and DBS can significantly reduce seizures ... Aug 17
	Can Loneliness Affect Physical Health? Loneliness is no longer viewed only as an emotional experience. Research increasingly shows that chronic loneliness can affect sleep quality, stress hormones, immunity, heart health, ... May 21
	The Science Behind Revenge Bedtime Procrastination and Mental Fatigue Revenge bedtime procrastination is becoming increasingly common in people who feel mentally overloaded, emotionally drained, and constantly connected to digital devices. Although staying awake late ... May 19
	Nearly 72% Indians struggle with emotional numbness, says Dr Saroj Dubey New study uncovers a silent mental health crisis across urban and semi-urban India, calling for urgent public awareness and clinical intervention.... Apr 21
	Young, Connected, and Unwell: Why India’s Mental Health Crisis Is Deepening Despite Progress A society’s future depends on the emotional strength of its youth. When young adults report distress at large scale, the implications extend to productivity, ... Mar 05
	Yashoda Hospitals, Hitec City Successfully Performs Complex Brain Surgery for Rare Drug-Resistant Epilepsy in a 2-Year-Old Child Yashoda Hospitals, Hitec City, has successfully treated a 2-year-old boy, Mast. Abhinav Reddy, who was suffering from drug-refractory focal epilepsy due to ... Jan 22
	The Struggle Inside Young Minds: Why Gen Z and Millennials Are Carrying a Weight the World Refuses to See With compassionate workplaces, supportive policies, and genuine commitment from leaders, the emotional burden carried by Gen Z and millennials can be eased.... Nov 26
	Why Loneliness Might Be the Real Reason You're Always Falling Sick Loneliness and social isolation are not just emotional experiences but significant risk factors for a multitude of health conditions.... Apr 08
	Teenagers Are Losing Friends While Chasing Perfection: Here’s Why The recent study serves as a wake-up call for parents, educators, and society to prioritize mental health over unrealistic standards.... Mar 13
	Why Feeling Lonely Can Be as Dangerous as Smoking for Your Brain Loneliness is far more dangerous than we once believed. It’s not just a fleeting emotion, it’s a silent force that can harm the ... Dec 17
	Lonely in a Crowd: When Socializing Fails to Heal Young Minds With understanding, compassion, and the right support, every student can rediscover the joy of connection.... Dec 17
	Melting of Alaskan Glaciers shown to be accelerating A significant icefield in Alaska is melting faster than previously believed, and it may eventually hit an irreversible tipping point sooner than expected, according to ... Sep 30
	13-year-old mobile addict plot to harm her mother: the dark side of mobile addiction Indian children are the youngest to reach mobile maturity, said a McAfee study conducted amongst parents and children across 10 geographies. As per the study, ... Jun 19
	Mental health – What’s normal and what’s abnormal Here's how to distinguish between normal mental health and mental health disorder. What’s normal and what’s not normal in mental health? Stages ... Jan 30
	Insights on Dissociation and Significant Aspects of DID by Dr. Sheba Singh, Clinical Psychologist Caregivers of People Suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder Should Take Care of Themselves First to Cope Up with -the Trauma, advises Dr. Sheba Singh, Clinical ... Mar 16
	March 5 th 2021- Dissociative Identity Disorder(DID) Awareness Day Losing touch with the real world and your identity can be difficult to cope up with. Learn about Imaginary World V/S Real-World to ... Mar 04
	India conducts 1 Million COVID-19 tests a day Although higher number of tests will initially lead to a rise in the positivity rate, it will eventually lower when combined with other measures such ... Aug 22
	Urinals can have COVID-19 traces Charles Gerba, a professor of virology at the University of Arizona, demonstrate the spread of particles after a flush after he captured an image post ... Aug 19
	Scientists say coronavirus lockdowns could cause another problem: obesity Scientists in Copenhagen, Denmark, now warn of a side effect facing even those who aren’t infected — obesity.... Aug 18
	Parenting in the times of Pandemic Do whatever works for you so you can be your best self with your children since nothing makes youngsters more restless than an on edge ... Aug 18
	Brazilian President fed up with quarantine During his weekly Facebook Live post last Thursday, President Bolsonaro said that after feeling unwell, he had started taking one hydroxychloroquine tablet every day... Jul 14
	Panic gets to citizens as Melbourne braces lengthy lockdown Five million residents were ordered back into a six-week lockdown beginning midnight Wednesday into Thursday... Jul 08
	Loneliness and not obesity is the biggest killer in elderly Fundamentally, an individual can be within the sight of others and still feel lonely... Jul 07
	COVID-19 outbreaks in New Zealand and China highlight stark choices To stay coronavirus free, countries face unsustainable social and economic losses... Jun 17
	New Zealand confirms two new cases of coronavirus New Zealand lifted all social and economic restrictions except border controls last week, after declaring it had no new or active cases of the coronavirus.... Jun 16
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