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New Study: Blood Molecules May Transform Teen Depression Diagnosis
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Montréal [Canada], le 24 mai (ANI): Dans une avancée majeure, study , researchers at McGill University have pinpointed nine biological indicators in the blood that could help diagnose depression in teenagers. The recent discoveries are anticipated to transform how depression is identified in teenagers, providing an opportunity for early intervention before symptoms worsen and…
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“How to Master Your Emotions: A Healthy Guide” (International Edition, English)
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Marriages often find themselves facing a critical juncture when partners hit their limits because of exhaustion stemming from extended periods of disagreement and emotional distance. This can result in feelings of rage, dread, unease, bewilderment, and despair, potentially culminating in harmful actions. In the midst of turmoil, acquiring skills to handle your feelings and…
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NHS to Launch Mental Health A&Es Nationwide: A New Approach to Ease Pressure on Overwhelmed Hospitals
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The NHS plans to establish a chain of ‘peaceful and hospitable’ mental health emergency departments throughout England to assist patients experiencing crises. Specialist teams will provide round-the-clock care to alleviate pressure on hospitals and emergency services that are already overburdened. Approximately 250,000 individuals visited the emergency department last year because of a mental health…
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The Hidden Toll Of Menopause On Women’S Mental Health
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Ms. Bolanle is a 53-year-old businesswoman who has recently grown more temperamental and short-tempered. One moment she might seem cheerful, but without warning, she could abruptly turn emotional and begin crying for seemingly no reason at all. Additionally, she finds herself feeling fatigued much quicker than before and struggling with sleep issues. Concerned about…
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The Hidden Toll of Menopause on Women’s Mental Health
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Ms. Bolanle is a 53-year-old businesswoman who has recently grown more temperamental and short-tempered. One moment she might seem cheerful, but without warning, she could abruptly turn emotional and begin crying for seemingly no reason at all. Additionally, she finds herself feeling fatigued much quicker than before and struggling with sleep issues. Concerned about…
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Why Nigeria’s Workplaces Need Urgent Mental Health Reform
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Dr. Kelechi Ndubueze , an industrial psychologist, during this interview with MOHAMMED SHOSANYA He shares his insights on integrating psychology into organizations and emphasizes why Nigeria needs to actively promote mental health initiatives in work environments. Excerpts: Considering your background, how might insights from industrial and organizational psychology aid in comprehending mental health challenges…
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Lucia Vambe: UK Africa diaspora healthcare champion
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Personal Background and Migration I was born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe, where I developed a strong passion for healthcare. When I moved to the UK over 32 years ago, it was to pursue further education and professional opportunities. The UK provided me with a platform to study mental health nursing, expand my education…