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Autism and Parkinson’s disease share underlying biological mechanisms, and people with an autism diagnosis are four times more likely to develop the neurological disorder.
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People with autism four times at risk of developing Parkinson’s disease 

HQ Team May 31, 2025: Autism and Parkinson’s disease share underlying biological mechanisms, and people with an autism diagnosis are four times more.

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The Food and Drug Administration has come out with new product-specific guidances for developing generic drugs and generating evidence to support abbreviated new drug application approvals.
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FDA draws up new product guidance for developing generic drugs

HQ Team May 21, 2025: The Food and Drug Administration has come out with new product-specific guidances for developing generic drugs and generating.

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In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and impaired social-emotional development, a study finds.
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Physical punishment of kids leads to poor health: NYU researchers find

HQ Team May 6, 2025: In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and.

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More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease due to sedentary lifestyles, posing a significant health challenge, according to a study.
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In Hyderabad, India, 84% of IT workers have non-alcoholic fatty liver

HQ Team April 24, 2025: More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver.

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One to five years of antidepressant usage, increases the risk of sudden cardiac death by 56%, according to a Danish study, which found that the risk more than doubles in those using for six years and above.
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Antidepressant use for upto 5 years ups sudden cardiac death by 56%

HQ Team April 1, 2025: One to five years of antidepressant usage, increases the risk of sudden cardiac death by 56%, according to.

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The World Health Organization has issued new guidelines to help reform and strengthen mental health policies and systems at a time when up to 90% of the people in some nations with severe mental health conditions receive no care at all.
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WHO unveils new guidelines to tackle mental health systems, policies

HQ Team March 26, 2025: The World Health Organization has issued new guidelines to help reform and strengthen mental health policies and systems.

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Indians are struggling to maintain a balance between digital workplace and life, with just three out of 100 individuals, according to a survey, saying it is “good.”
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Just 3% of Indians say digital workplace-life balance is ‘good’

Indians are struggling to maintain a balance between digital workplace and life, with just three out of 100 individuals, according to a survey,.

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More than one billion people worldwide are living with obesity and the disease has quadrupled among children and adolescents between five and 19 years of age, according to the World Health Organization.
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Unraveling the link between depression and carbohydrate cravings

Bharti Jayshankar February 5, 2025: Depression, a mental health condition affecting over 280 million people worldwide, is often accompanied by significant changes in.

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About 78 million children worldwide don't go to school because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, according to a UN statement.
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Discipline comes at the cost of mental health in kids, research finds

By Bharti Jayshankar February 1, 2025: A study from the University of Minnesota has revealed a connection between exclusionary discipline (ED) practices in.

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social media addiction and associated mental health issues amon kids
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Don’t Look Down movie tells kids to reclaim childhood, stop ‘doomscrolling’

HQ Team February 1, 2025: A nine-hour film titled Don’t Look Down, released recently, addresses the problem of smartphone addiction among pre-teens and.

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