Social distancing, isolation, stress, unemployment, and anxiety are just some of the invisible byproducts of the ongoing health pandemic. Researchers have found that cases of mental health disorders around the world have increased dramatically after the appearance of the coronavirus. Experts believe that had the pandemic not occurred, the world would have experienced approximately 75 … Read more
MANILA — Liza Soberano is using her voice to raise awareness about the importance of mental health. Earlier this week, the actress debuted her own “An Open Mind” podcast, where she talks to guests about “stress, anxiety, and anything under the sun.” “I am so excited about the big plans I have in store for … Read more
As Omicron continues to ramp up across the country, there is growing concern about the threat of prolonged COVID. Filmmaker Nick Guthe became a longtime COVID advocate after his wife, Heidi Ferrer, battled COVID for 13 months before taking her own life. Invited: Nick Guthe Producer: katie fuller .
Omicron cases in India have been increasing rapidly and now it is becoming common to see people around us try covid positive and showing flu-like symptoms such as cold, cough, headache, fever, and sore throat. Considering the mild nature of this new strain, government home isolation guidelines recommend a 7-day rather than 10-day quarantine period … Read more
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Now more than ever, mental health awareness and support is so important. It’s not just about keeping a pulse on your own personal mental health, but about taking the time to check in and be there for others who might be struggling as well. But what does it really mean to “support” someone dealing with … Read more
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Repeated exposure to major disasters does not make people mentally stronger, according to a recent study from the Texas A&M University School of Public Health: People who have been repeatedly exposed to major disasters show reduced mental health scores. Furthermore, the research team found that the more experience people had with such events, the lower … Read more