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"Don't Come To US For Studies": Student's Advice For Fellow Indians Sparks Debate
A Reddit user who claims to hold a Master of Science (MSc) degree from a US University has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing his views on the American education system.
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Study Finds New Sub-Type Of Depression That Can't Be Treated By Medication
The study is based on a randomised clinical trial involving over 1,000 adults, who were given treatment to balance the levels of serotonin.
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Video Games Shown to Improve Children's Cognitive, Memory Skills in New US Study
Video games could have a positive impact on children's cognitive and memory skills, according to a new US study. Prior research had focused on detrimental effects, linking gaming with depression and increased aggression, while the new study looked at survey answers, cognitive test results, and brain images from around 2,000 nine- and ten-year-olds,...
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Staring at Yourself During Virtual Chats Can Worsen Your Mood, Study Reveals
A recent study found out that when people look at themselves while doing a virtual chat with their partner, their mood degrades more over the course of the conversation. Researchers discovered that the use of alcohol appears to worsen the issue more.
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Here's How Exercising With Others Can Benefit Your Overall Health
Research on nearly half a million British people found that those who reported more loneliness had a higher rate of heart attacks and death in the seven-year study period.
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Is FB/Instagram Making You Feel Other People's Lives Is Better Than Yours? Read This!
In a study of over 500 millennials who actively use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Snapchat, the team from the Texas State University identified five key social media factors associated with major depressive disorder.
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Acne Can Put You At Risk Of Depression; Tips To Get Rid Of Acne
Results of the study indicate that 63% higher risk of depression prevailed in people who had acne as compared to those who did not have any.
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Smartphone Addiction May Increase Suicide Risk In Teens
Teenagers who spend more time on smartphones and other electronic screens may be at the risk of developing depression and suicidal tendencies, a study claims.
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India Leads In Suicides; Over 5 Crore People Suffer From Depression: WHO
Over five crore Indians suffered from depression, a major contributor to global suicides which occurred mainly in low-and middle-income countries like India in 2015, a WHO study has said. The World Health Organisation in its new global health estimates on depression for 2015 said while over five crore Indians suffered from depression, over three cr...
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India Leads In Suicides; Over 5 Crore People Suffer From Depression: WHO
Over five crore Indians suffered from depression, a major contributor to global suicides which occurred mainly in low-and middle-income countries like India in 2015, a WHO study has said. The World Health Organisation in its new global health estimates on depression for 2015 said while over five crore Indians suffered from depression, over three cr...
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Insomnia, Poor Sleep Quality Common for Men and Women During Pregnancy
During pregnancy, women and their male partners sometimes report insomnia or insufficient sleep, which may be tied to depression, according to a new study.
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Bullying On Facebook Ups Depression Risk In Young Adults
Young adults who have experienced negative experiences on Facebook - such as bullying, meanness or unwanted contacts - may be at significantly higher risk of depression, a new study has found.
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Daily Cannabis Smokers Risk Health, Wellbeing and Achievement
Teenagers who use cannabis daily run a higher risk of becoming drug dependent, committing suicide or trying other drugs and are less likely to succeed at their studies than those who avoid it, researchers said on Wednesday.
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Internet support groups for depressed patients
People with depression who use Internet support groups heavily tend to be more severely depressed and socially isolated than those who get less help on the Web, but they also may gain the greatest benefit from the support groups as a new study indicates.
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"Don't Come To US For Studies": Student's Advice For Fellow Indians Sparks Debate
A Reddit user who claims to hold a Master of Science (MSc) degree from a US University has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing his views on the American education system.
-
Study Finds New Sub-Type Of Depression That Can't Be Treated By Medication
The study is based on a randomised clinical trial involving over 1,000 adults, who were given treatment to balance the levels of serotonin.
-
Video Games Shown to Improve Children's Cognitive, Memory Skills in New US Study
Video games could have a positive impact on children's cognitive and memory skills, according to a new US study. Prior research had focused on detrimental effects, linking gaming with depression and increased aggression, while the new study looked at survey answers, cognitive test results, and brain images from around 2,000 nine- and ten-year-olds,...
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Staring at Yourself During Virtual Chats Can Worsen Your Mood, Study Reveals
A recent study found out that when people look at themselves while doing a virtual chat with their partner, their mood degrades more over the course of the conversation. Researchers discovered that the use of alcohol appears to worsen the issue more.
-
Here's How Exercising With Others Can Benefit Your Overall Health
Research on nearly half a million British people found that those who reported more loneliness had a higher rate of heart attacks and death in the seven-year study period.
-
Is FB/Instagram Making You Feel Other People's Lives Is Better Than Yours? Read This!
In a study of over 500 millennials who actively use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and/or Snapchat, the team from the Texas State University identified five key social media factors associated with major depressive disorder.
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Acne Can Put You At Risk Of Depression; Tips To Get Rid Of Acne
Results of the study indicate that 63% higher risk of depression prevailed in people who had acne as compared to those who did not have any.
-
Smartphone Addiction May Increase Suicide Risk In Teens
Teenagers who spend more time on smartphones and other electronic screens may be at the risk of developing depression and suicidal tendencies, a study claims.
-
India Leads In Suicides; Over 5 Crore People Suffer From Depression: WHO
Over five crore Indians suffered from depression, a major contributor to global suicides which occurred mainly in low-and middle-income countries like India in 2015, a WHO study has said. The World Health Organisation in its new global health estimates on depression for 2015 said while over five crore Indians suffered from depression, over three cr...
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India Leads In Suicides; Over 5 Crore People Suffer From Depression: WHO
Over five crore Indians suffered from depression, a major contributor to global suicides which occurred mainly in low-and middle-income countries like India in 2015, a WHO study has said. The World Health Organisation in its new global health estimates on depression for 2015 said while over five crore Indians suffered from depression, over three cr...
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Insomnia, Poor Sleep Quality Common for Men and Women During Pregnancy
During pregnancy, women and their male partners sometimes report insomnia or insufficient sleep, which may be tied to depression, according to a new study.
-
Bullying On Facebook Ups Depression Risk In Young Adults
Young adults who have experienced negative experiences on Facebook - such as bullying, meanness or unwanted contacts - may be at significantly higher risk of depression, a new study has found.
-
Daily Cannabis Smokers Risk Health, Wellbeing and Achievement
Teenagers who use cannabis daily run a higher risk of becoming drug dependent, committing suicide or trying other drugs and are less likely to succeed at their studies than those who avoid it, researchers said on Wednesday.
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Internet support groups for depressed patients
People with depression who use Internet support groups heavily tend to be more severely depressed and socially isolated than those who get less help on the Web, but they also may gain the greatest benefit from the support groups as a new study indicates.
