mental illness

Breaking the menopause taboo

Women live an average of 30 years after menopause. Normalising menopause as a life event requires greater research, investment and cultural acceptance.

Most women don’t experience poor mental health during menopause, but more could be done for those at increased risk of developing mental health conditions.

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Environmental degradation and climate change are evoking old feelings in new ways and birthing new words that try to express these emotions.

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Understanding why chronic gamblers chase wins could help develop strategies to better control their behaviour.

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Problem gambling in India is a ‘major’ public health issue but there are only two institutions to address this clinically.

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Societies and governments across the world must act more responsibly to mitigate the adverse effects of problem gambling.

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Indonesia’s online gambling problem is huge. Four million people lost more than $US20 billion in 2023 and 80,000 of them were under 10.

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As the Olympic Games kick off, normalising conversations around mental health is the gateway for positive mental wellbeing and the best performance by Indian athletes.

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Loneliness has serious impacts on physical and mental health. But there are solutions to this worldwide epidemic.

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No longer a fad, mindfulness practices show promise for reducing feelings of loneliness and can have long-lasting benefits.

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Many parts of society need to come together to better address the problems caused by loneliness in later life.

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A public health approach to suicide prevention means better data collection, multi-sectoral collaboration, gatekeeper training and evidence-based interventions

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