MENTAL HEALTH DAY
GenZ’s expectations from job, HR’s view don’t always match: survey
A survey by Unstop reveals that 51% of GenZ faces job insecurity anxiety, while 27% of HR leaders do not consider mental health support their responsibility. GenZ prioritizes career growth and job satisfaction over salary, emphasizing work-life balance and professional development.
Malaika Arora's father dies by suicide: Suicidal signs one shouldn't ignore in yourself and your loved ones
World Suicide Prevention Day 2024-2026 focuses on 'Changing the Narrative on Suicide' with the call to action 'Start the Conversation'. The theme aims to reduce stigma and encourage open discussions about suicide prevention. It emphasizes the need for supportive conversations and advocates for policies prioritizing mental health and access to care.
5 ways to prevent burnout after Chinese employee dies after no leave policy
A 30-year-old painter in China passed away from multiple organ failure following an extreme 104-day work stretch with only one day off. According to the South China Morning Post, A'bao, who had been bound by a demanding contract since February 2023, developed a severe pneumococcal infection, which led to his death in June.
When quitting job becomes a lifesaver. Woman gained 20 kg in a year from work stress
A 24-year-old woman from China gained 20kg in just one year due to extreme work stress, reigniting discussions around "overwork obesity." Ouyang Wenjing, who often worked long hours and had irregular eating habits, quit her job after it severely impacted her physical and mental health. Now working as a weight-loss influencer, she has started regaining control of her health, losing 6kg in a month through diet changes.
Meet the 40-year-old bodybuilder who claims just 30 minutes of sleep daily doubled his lifespan
Sleep is essential to maintaining overall health and well-being. Most people require 6 to 8 hours of rest each night to support good health and long life. However, a Japanese man appears to defy traditional views on sleep and wellness. Daisuke Hori, a bodybuilder, asserts that sleeping only 30 minutes a day has enabled him to reach peak health and productivity. The 40-year-old shared that for the last 12 years, he hasn’t slept longer than 30 minutes at a time.
Mounting worries for Madhabi Buch: Sebi officials flag ‘toxic’ work culture to government
Sebi officials have complained to the finance ministry about a toxic work culture under chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch. The letter accuses the leadership of using harsh language, setting unrealistic targets, and monitoring employees excessively. Sebi claims issues have been addressed, but concerns about mental health and work-life balance persist.
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Skin Deep: The ugly truth behind youth skin care trends
Young girls are increasingly using high-end skincare products influenced by social media, leading to serious skin damage and mental health concerns. Dermatologists warn these products can harm children's sensitive skin, and experts emphasize the negative effects on self-esteem and body image caused by unrealistic beauty standards promoted online.
Feeling stuck at work? Eight-point action plan to revive your mojo at work
You need some time-tested techniques to break out of your slump and boost your success rate. The four areas that can unlock your potential are motivation, energy, organisational skills and productivity. Here’s an eight-point action plan to get going.
How Manu Bhaker, a Delhi Lady Sri Ram College Graduate, balances study with sports
Manu Bhaker, an Indian sports icon, won two bronze medals at the Paris Olympics at 22. She discussed balancing fitness, academics, and hobbies. Reflecting on a critical career turning point, she expressed a desire to mentor upcoming athletes. Her net worth significantly increased after her Olympic achievements.
Delhi HC directs authorities to look into forcible detentions at de-addiction centre
The Delhi High Court instructed authorities to probe allegations of involuntary detention at a local de-addiction centre. The court ordered random checks of the admission register to comply with the Mental Healthcare Act. This move followed a petition claiming that a man was forcibly admitted by his wife, an assertion the centre disputes.
Heavy metal in most chocolates may not pose health risk, researchers say
Some consumer groups and independent test agencies have previously reported heavy metal contamination in cocoa products such as dark chocolate, with possible causes being the type of soil where cocoa is grown and industrial processing. Researchers at the George Washington University School of Medicine and ConsumerLab.com found that 70 of the 72 cocoa-containing products they analyzed fell below limits set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for lead contamination.
Rs 3.5 crore debt, no home: Actress Rashami Desai recalls living in car after divorce
Rashami Desai, a well-known television actress, recently shared her struggles following her divorce from Nandish Sandhu. In a podcast with Paras Chhabra, she revealed that she faced severe financial difficulties, including a Rs 3.5 crore debt, which left her homeless and sleeping in her car for four days. Rashami described how her relationships with friends and family strained during this period, leading to feelings of isolation and thoughts of ending her life.
Fatigue, mental health issues among most common post-COVID symptoms: MoS Health Prataprao Jadhav to Rajya Sabha
Post-Covid complications can impact various organs, including pulmonary and cardiovascular systems, according to ICMR. Common symptoms include fatigue, dyspnea, and mental health issues. Vaccination is associated with fewer complications and improved outcomes, with only 16% of deceased patients having been vaccinated.
Playing with the mind: perils of unqualified mental health advisors on social media
The increase in unqualified online practitioners has sparked worries about the potential harm to those seeking assistance. Instagram accounts discussing mental health and wellness surged nearly 70% from 5,062 to 8,562 between 2022 and 2023, and have now reached 11,894. According to data from Qoruz, an influencer analytics and marketing firm that evaluated nearly 500,000 creators in India.
July's new moon with Cancer season and what does it mean for zodiac signs. All you may like to know
The new moon in Cancer on July 5, 2024, encourages emotional exploration, closer relationships, and new beginnings. It will impact various zodiac signs differently. Know in detail.
Mave Health launches 12-week program to treat depression, anxiety
Mave Health launches a 12-week program to combat depression and anxiety using a unique brain stimulation wearable, therapy, nutrition, and fitness guidance.
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US surgeon general Vivek Murthy is advocating for social media platforms to display a statutory warning about the negative impact of social media on children's mental health.
How is extreme heat affecting your mental health?
Experts point out that heat waves can cause enhanced mental health challenges such as anxiety, stress and other issues. There are also various physiological changes during this time period. The US is facing a massive heat wave, especially in the eastern states. This has led to increased awareness among people and is encouraging them to take precautions.
Is good mental health linked to early sleeping pattern? What does this research say?
Late sleeping habit has been linked with increasing mental health issues, according to one research. This is linked to various other physiological issues too.
Fardeen Khan opens up: Actor reflects on late father Feroz Khan and battle with depression
Fardeen Khan recently shared poignant insights into his life, reflecting on his late father Feroz Khan, his battles with depression, and his return to acting. He fondly remembered his father's reserved nature while also expressing regret over his extended break from the industry. Despite facing personal challenges, Fardeen Khan's return to the screen signifies a renewed passion and determination in his career.
18-year-old NEET aspirant jumps to death in Kota day after medical entrance results declared
An 18-year-old NEET aspirant in Kota, Bagisha Tiwari, tragically died by suicide, jumping from the ninth floor of a building after receiving her exam results. Her death sheds light on the mental health struggles faced by students, particularly in coaching hubs like Kota. This marks the tenth suspected suicide by a coaching student in Kota this year, with concerns rising over the pressures of exam preparation. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging sensitivity in media coverage to avoid sensationalizing the tragedy.
Hate going to the gym? Here's how you can start outdoor exercise regimen
The health benefits of spending time in nature have long been established, and exercise in general, of course, improves physical and mental well-being.
Climate change and mental health: How extreme heat can have devastating impact on those living with mental illness
Hospital admissions for mental health spike during heat waves, exacerbated by extreme heat. Mental health issues can worsen in hot weather, affecting vulnerable populations like those with schizophrenia.
Fahadh Faasil ADHD diagnosis: Understanding the mental health condition that the actor is suffering from
Malayalam actor Fahadh Faasil revealed his recent diagnosis of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) at the age of 41 during an event at the Peace Valley School. This disclosure brings attention to adult ADHD and emphasizes the significance of early diagnosis and mental health awareness. ADHD, characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, requires comprehensive management including behavioral therapy and medication.
Kate Middleton shares update on project amid cancer chemotherapy treatment
Kate Middleton has posted on the social media about a project that is reportedly close to her heart.
Was Sushant Singh Rajput troubled by blind items days before demise? Manoj Bajpayee says yes
Actor Manoj Bajpayee, amidst promoting his upcoming film 'Bhaiyya Ji,' reflects on his conversations with the late Sushant Singh Rajput. He reveals Sushant's struggles with media's blind articles, emphasizing how they deeply troubled the good-hearted actor. Despite the challenges, Manoj shares lighter moments from their interactions and expresses sadness over Sushant's untimely passing, highlighting the ongoing conversations about mental health in the entertainment industry.
Irrfan Khan son Babil's cryptic Instagram post on ‘joining’ late star, sparks worry among fans
Despite the 'Qala' actor later deleting the post, it sparked speculation and discussions about the actor possibly experiencing a mental health crisis within the community. One user remarked that the experience of losing a parent at a young age inevitably leaves lasting scars on one's psyche.
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