EARLY DETECTION DEPRESSION PREGNANCY
Mobile app may predict depression in pregnant women
A new mobile app has shown promise in predicting depression in pregnant women, according to recent research. By analyzing survey responses during the first trimester, the app can identify risk factors such as sleep quality and food insecurity, which are often modifiable. Lead author Tamar Krishnamurti from the University of Pittsburgh highlighted the potential for early intervention and tailored preventive care.
Study links high maternal stress during pregnancy to early puberty signs in first-born daughters
New research from the University of California - Los Angeles suggests that high levels of stress experienced by mothers during pregnancy may be linked to early signs of puberty in their first-born daughters. The study, which examined adrenal puberty markers like body hair growth and cognitive maturation, found no similar correlations in other children or boys.
'Darwaze pe dastak', food vigil by mess workers: Kota police's new attempt at checking student suicides
In an effort to prevent student suicides, the coaching hub of Kota in India is involving wardens, mess workers, and tiffin service providers to detect signs of depression or stress among students staying in hostels and PG accommodations. Wardens are encouraged to participate actively in the 'Darwaze pe dastak' campaign, while mess workers and tiffin providers are urged to report if a student is absent from the mess or not consuming meals. Kota, which annually sees over 2.5 lakh students preparing for competitive exams, has witnessed a high number of student suicides in recent years.
Model created using AI and tweets to help early detection of mental disorders
Researchers at the University of Sao Paulo (USP) in Brazil said that preliminary findings from the model suggested the possibility of detecting the likelihood of a person developing depression based solely on their social media friends and followers.
UTIs, osteoporosis & depression: Common diseases that women are prone to
Several health conditions affect women more than men.
Five in 10 employees have faced depression, emotional or anxiety-related symptoms: ekincare
The most common mental health issues plaguing corporate India are depression, emotional turmoil, insomnia and anxiety, respectively. Men are 50% more likely to have chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and high blood cholesterol than women.
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NCERT issues guidelines for early identification of mental health problems in students
Noting that most of the time mental health issues emerge at an early stage of life as half of all mental health conditions emerge by the time individuals are 14 years old and three-quarters by the age of 25, NCERT has recommended that apart from families and parents, teachers need to be informed about early flag signs as they too are the primary caregivers.
Keep anxiety & depression at bay: New study says vitamin B6 supplements can boost your mood
However, nutrition-based interventions produce fewer unpleasant side effects than drugs.
Tuberculosis impacts your eyes, brain & skin. Here’s how to detect the ailment and manage it
Common symptoms of TB include fever, convulsions, weakness, and confusion.
'Baby blues' can be depression in disguise: Postpartum fitness helps new mothers stay fit and keep anxiety at bay
Fitness app MyHealthBuddy saw a spike in postpartum fitness during the lockdown period.
Lancet study confirms air pollution in India can result in increased risk of pregnancy loss
Pollution above WHO guideline may have contributed to 29% of pregnancy losses.
Impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the world economy and how India is placed
As the world is undergoing the impact of Coronavirus, the IMF has revised its global GDP growth estimate. ET Wealth studies how India is placed in this scenario.
IIT-Guwahati researchers develop hand-held device to detect bacteria instantaneously
Bacterial infection is a common cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide.
BSF adopts ways to curb suicides, depression among jawans
BSF Director General K K Sharma, in an interview to PTI, said he has initiated the projects with a concern to reduce such instances in the force on a priority basis.
International Women's Health Day: Facial hair, acne can mean PCOS
Here is what women need to know about PCOS.
World Thalassemia Day: Why couples should match blood, not 'kundli', before marriage
Thalassemia, a blood disorder, is caused by the weakening and destruction of blood cells.
National Safe Motherhood Day: Postpartum depression is real, mental health of new moms need attention
If symptoms are not recognised at an early stage, it could leave deep scars in long-term relationships.
Planning to start a family? Take genetic tests to know what health problems your child can have
Introducing genetic tests as a norm during pregnancy might help parents make an informed decisions.
Are you constantly anxious? It may be an early indicator of Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's disease is a neuro-degenerative condition that causes the decline of cognitive function.
Zika virus: Facts you should know
Zika virus disease is caused by a virus primarily transmitted to people through the bite of an infected mosquito from the Aedes genus, mainly Aedes aegypti in tropical regions.
Breast milk may help detect cancer in young women
One of the potential options for detection of BC is biochemical monitoring of protein markers in different types of bodily fluids.
New research could lead to test strips for early cervical cancer detection
Purdue researchers are developing technology that could lead to the early detection of cervical cancer with low-cost, easy-to-use, lateral flow test.
Hormonal changes during pregnancy: What a working woman should know
Fluctuating hormone levels can have a major impact on the mood of the mother. It can change from joy to anxiety to depression.
Traumatic stress found to affect brains of boys, girls differently
San Francisco, Nov 20 (IANS) A new study suggests that a brain region that integrates emotions and actions appears to undergo accelerated maturation in adolescent girls with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but not in boys with the condition.
Traumatic stress affects boys and girls differently: Study
San Francisco, Nov 20 (IANS) A new study suggests that a brain region that integrates emotions and actions appears to undergo accelerated maturation in adolescent girls with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but not in boys with the condition.
First lab-in-a-briefcase to boost early detection of cancer
Dedicated to the measurement of cancer biomarkers, the concept is the brainchild of Dr Nuno Reis.
A walk in the park now and then can help tackle depression
Though most of us go through dull phases in life, don’t ignore the thought of hopelessness. Instead seek professional help and come out of it, says Saliha Nasline.
Attitude changing towards depression, but a lot more needs to be done to spread awareness
Deepika Padukone’s recent public admission of being depressed is a sign of changing attitude toward the illness, but there is a still lot to be done.
Device to detect dengue from saliva in 20 minutes
The device developed by The Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) in Singapore is currently undergoing further development.
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