Tag: Depression
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Vijay Varma Opens Up About Depression and Ira Khan’s Healing Help
Vijay Varma’s Honest Revelation About Depression In a candid conversation about his mental health journey, Indian actor Vijay Varma shared a deeply personal chapter of his life: a prolonged battle with severe depression. He described the weight of darkness that at times made even ordinary moments feel insurmountable, and he spoke openly about the emotional…
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Vijay Varma Opens Up on Depression, Ira Khan Helps Heal
Facing Darkness: Vijay Varma’s Depression Journey In a candid conversation that touches the core of human resilience, actor Vijay Varma opened up about a difficult chapter in his life — a deep struggle with depression that stretched over years. The spotlight often shines on success, but Varma chose to reveal the heavy undertow of mental…
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Vijay Varma Opens Up on Depression and Ira Khan’s Healing Help
Vijay Varma’s Courageous Conversation About Depression In a candid revelation that sheds light on the private battles many face, actor Vijay Varma opened up about his struggle with severe depression. The conversation delved into a long period marked by personal pain, family conflicts, and the challenging path toward healing. Varma’s honesty offers a rare glimpse…
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Prevalence of psychiatric disorders among Nigerians with neurological conditions: a systematic review
Overview This systematic review, conducted in Nigeria, evaluates how common mental disorders are among people living with neurologic conditions. Following established methodological guidelines from PRISMA and the Joanna Briggs Institute, the study synthesizes data from 18 Nigerian studies (2010–2024) involving 4,457 participants across eight states. The focus is on disorders diagnosed by clinicians or identified…
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Prevalence of mental disorders among people with neurologic conditions in Nigeria: a systematic review
Introduction Mental health and neurology intersect in ways that matter for patient outcomes and healthcare planning. This systematic review synthesizes evidence on the prevalence of mental disorders among people with neurologic conditions in Nigeria, following established guidelines (PRISMA and JBI). The study maps how common psychiatric comorbidities are in stroke survivors, people with epilepsy, and…
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Baek Se-hee: Remembering the South Korean Author Who Shared Her Battle with Depression and Gave Life Through Organ Donation
Tribute to a Courageous Voice Baek Se-hee, the South Korean writer who publicly chronicled her mental health struggles, has died at the age of 35. Her work, including the international bestseller I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki (2018), resonated globally for its raw honesty about depression, dysthymia, and the daily battles…
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Court hears premeditated murder in Canberra National Zoo stabbing case
Premeditation in a tragic workplace killing at Canberra’s National Zoo The ACT Supreme Court has heard that the brutal stabbing murder of a female colleague at Canberra’s National Zoo and Aquarium last December was premeditated and planned. Jude Wijesinghe, 31, has pleaded guilty to the murder of Tshewang Choden, a fellow worker who was killed…
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Baek Se-hee, Author of ‘I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,’ Dies at 35
Overview The literary world is mourning Baek Se-hee, the South Korean author of the bestselling memoir I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, who has died at the age of 35. News outlets reported the death with details broad in scope but sparse on the circumstances. Her work, first published in Korean…
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Baek Se-hee, Author of I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, Dies at 35
South Korea Losses a Groundbreaking Voice in Memoir Writing The literary world is mourning Baek Se-hee, the South Korean author behind the bestselling memoir I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, who died at the age of 35. Details surrounding the death have not been publicly disclosed, but her passing has prompted…
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Ketamine in First-Responder Mental Health Care: Promise, Risks, and the Unregulated Landscape
Ketamine and first responders: a new approach to treatment Combining psychotherapy with low-dose ketamine—a dissociative drug historically used for anesthesia—has emerged as a relatively new option for treating severe depression and post-traumatic stress in high-trauma populations. Firefighters, police officers, and military members, who historically face elevated trauma exposure, are among the groups exploring ketamine-assisted psychotherapy…