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Published On - March 14, 2019

Parents’ break-up more likely to harm mental health of children aged seven to 14

Research shows a 16% rise in emotional problems and 8% rise in conduct disorders Parental separation is more likely to harm the mental health of children if they are aged at least seven when the split occurs, but appears to have no effect on the risks of them getting ill if they are younger, researc...

Published On - March 8, 2019

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Two-thirds of pregnant women under-25 show signs of mental health problems, ‘alarming’ research find

The Independent: 7.03.2019. ‘Shockingly high prevalence of mental disorders in young pregnant women aged 16 to 24 years in London,’ researchers say. As many as two-thirds of young, pregnant women may have a mental health disorder, according to UK research which found “shockingly high ...

Published On - March 5, 2019

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Children with mental health disorder could be sensitive to daylight saving time change

By CNYCentral: Monday, March 4th 2019 COLUMBUS, OH — Health officials at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Ohio said maintaining a healthy sleep schedule for a child or adolescent is necessary for well-being. For children or adolescents with a mental or behavioral health diagnosis, sleep ...

Published On - March 4, 2019

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Women Twice as Likely to Develop Depression After Stroke

Women are twice as likely to develop severe depressive symptoms after stroke compared with their male counterparts, new research shows. In findings that have important clinical implications, investigators found more than 20% of women developed severe depression post-stroke compared to 10% of their m...

Published On - March 4, 2019

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Elite sport is gradually waking up to widespread mental health issues

March 4, 2019. Administrators are arriving at a better understanding of the extent of anxiety and depression among top sports people and a finger is pointing at social media… Read more Source : www.theguardian.com– Sean Ingle...

Published On - March 2, 2019

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Drinking in pregnancy could affect children’s mental health

Source: University of Bristol, Press release issued: 1 March 2019. New research led by the University of Bristol has found children whose mothers drink during pregnancy could be at greater risk of mental health problems, particularly anxiety, depression and conduct disorder. The study publish...

Published On - February 28, 2019

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Mental health ambassador Jodhi Meares discusses helping those in need

Published by Daily Mail on Sat, 23 Feb 2019 ‘If I can help get more people checking in on their friends that’s great’: Mental health ambassador Jodhi Meares discusses helping those in need after claims she supported ex-husband James Packer through his depression last year. Read the...

Published On - February 28, 2019

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Women working longer hours more likely to be depressed – study

Women who work more than 55 hours a week are more likely to suffer from depression than those who work the more standard 35-40 hours, a British study has found. In contrast, men who put in the same hours are no more likely to exhibit signs of the condition, researchers say. They suggest this could [...

Published On - February 28, 2019

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As Students Struggle With Stress and Depression, Colleges Act as Counselors

NYTIMES.COM – More than 60 percent of college students said they had experienced “overwhelming anxiety” in the past year, according to a 2018 report from the American College Health Association. Over 40 percent said they felt so depressed they had difficulty functioning. Read more...

Published On - February 18, 2019

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Can you eat your way to better mental health? Study says yes

It is well known that eating lots of fruit and vegetables is good for your physical health, but our latest research suggests that it might be good for your mental health too. A study from Australia in 2016 found improvements in psychological well-being after increases in fruit and vegetable consumpt...