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Talk to Them: TV Parents Call for a Dialogue on Suicide Awareness

Feeling low? On-screen parents tell us to try opening up to our own parents and sharing the burden.

Talk to Them: TV Parents Call for a Dialogue on Suicide Awareness

What Goes on in the Mind of Someone Contemplating Suicide?

Are some people genetically more inclined to be suicidal than others?

What Goes on in the Mind of Someone Contemplating Suicide?

Dealing With Suicide: Here’s How You Can Help a Loved One Cope

In India, more thank 2.3 lakh people die due to suicide each year.

Dealing With Suicide: Here’s How You Can Help a Loved One Cope

Actor Danish Sait Opens Up About Fighting Anxiety and Depression

Actor, stand up comic and RJ opens up about his battle with depression

Actor Danish Sait Opens Up About Fighting Anxiety and Depression

Want to Live Longer? Optimism Is the Key

Exactly why optimistic people appear to live longer is still up for debate.

Want to Live Longer? Optimism Is the Key

Married? Your Chances of Getting Dementia is Less Likely

A new study has found that married people are less likely to experience dementia as they age.

Married? Your Chances of Getting Dementia is Less Likely

‘I Am My Mental Illness’: It’s Time to Reclaim the Phrase

“Nobody goes around talking down to say, diabetics, cancer patients, or anyone who is physically ill in this manner.”

‘I Am My Mental Illness’: It’s Time to Reclaim the Phrase

Not Enough Evidence for Mental Health Damage Caused by Smartphones

Researchers have found that teenagers spending time on their phones and online is not that bad for mental heath.

Not Enough Evidence for Mental Health Damage Caused by Smartphones

This Is How Your Brain Senses an Itch

The mechanical itch sensation is distinct from other forms of touch and it has this specialised pathway within its spinal cord

This Is How Your Brain Senses an Itch