Hyderabad: In an attempt to help students tackle post-Covid stress, the Jadavpur University Alumni Association, Hyderabad chapter, held a science symposium for them at IICT in the weekend. Titled ‘Life after pandemic- Science & Psychology’, the symposium saw over over 150 school children from various schools across the twin cities attend it to listen to…
Women and children are vulnerable to the effects of climate change in terms of their health and wellbeing, a top WHO official said, stressing the need for a united approach by countries in promoting the integration of health and climate change in their regional and global plans to consider their needs. Citing an…
Cape Town: Women and children are vulnerable to the effects of climate change in terms of their health and well-being, a top WHO official said, stressing the need for a united approach by countries in promoting the integration of health and climate change in their regional and global plans to consider their needs. Citing an…
Cape Town: Women and children are vulnerable to the effects of climate change in terms of their health and well-being, a top WHO official said, stressing the need for a united approach by countries in promoting the integration of health and climate change in their regional and global plans to consider their needs. Citing an…
Lahore : Days after Pakistan declared itself free from Mpox, Punjab province reported its first case of the disease on Tuesday, with the health authorities issuing an alert for the public and private sector hospitals across the province to take emergency measures. According to the Punjab Health Department, the first Mpox case in the province…
Lahore : Days after Pakistan declared itself free from Mpox, Punjab province reported its first case of the disease on Tuesday, with the health authorities issuing an alert for the public and private sector hospitals across the province to take emergency measures. According to the Punjab Health Department, the first Mpox case in the province…
By Ankur Nijhawan The COVID-19 pandemic-induced lockdown saw an unparalleled increase in mental illnesses, for both India and the world, at large. In fact, the World Health Organisation states that in India alone, the economic loss caused due to mental health conditions (in the years 2012-2030) is estimated at a whopping $1.03 trillion. India already…
