Mental Health News - Latest Updates & Headlines
'White Lotus' star Walton Goggins reflects on wife Leanne Knight's death by suicide 20 years later
Washington, April 8: 'White Lotus' star Walton Goggins has reflected on the heartbreaking death of his first wife.
I didn't really learn how to navigate fan attention: Dove Cameron
Washington, April 8: Singer and actress Dove Cameron opened up on how her intense rise to fame and how it impacted her well-being on a recent episode of Dax Shepard's Armchair Expert podcast.
UP: Over 525 individuals receiving mental health support daily under Tele-Manas programme
Lucknow, April 7: The Uttar Pradesh government is setting new milestones in revitalising the healthcare landscape of the state, while also implementing the Central healthcare schemes with precision and penetration in distant and remote areas.
Rishab Sharma pays tribute to Pandit Ravi Shankar, plays 'Sare Jahan Se Achha Hindustan Hamara' on sitar at Delhi concert
New Delhi, April 7: Delhi reverberated with the magic of music on Sunday night as renowned sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma played a mesmeric two-hour set at the Indira Gandhi International Sports Stadium.
Extended loneliness triples risk of early death in middle-aged women: study
Sydney, April 7: A study published on Monday revealed for the first time a causal link between chronic loneliness and early death among middle-aged Australian women.
Shruti Haasan stresses on the importance of self-care this World Health Day
Mumbai, April 7: On World Health Day, Shruti Haasan reminded us that healing comes in many forms.
Increasing air pollution keeps Nepal's health sector and people's life expectancy at stake
By Binod Prasad Adhikari, Kathmandu, April 7: As the drone takes off, the skyline of Kathmandu is shrouded in a thick layer of polluted haze that has been lingering for weeks. Visibility has also dropped over the weeks, delaying the flights.rn
In a way that isn't very healthy: Pedro Pascal on mental toll from his character in 'The Last Of Us' series
Washington DC, April 7: The American post-apocalyptic drama 'The Last of Us' has resulted in an 'unhealthy mindset' for the lead actor of the series Pedro Pascal as it is hard for him to separate the emotional pain of the characters from reel to real life, reported People.
Shilpa Shetty celebrates World Health Day with yoga asanas
Mumbai, April 7: On World Health Day, actress Shilpa Shetty took to social media to celebrate the occasion by performing a series of yoga asanas.
Young females at higher social anxiety risk due to excessive smartphone use: Study
New Delhi, April 6: A team of researchers on Sunday showed that young females are more likely to experience higher social anxiety due to excessive smartphone use than other genders.
Over Rs. 230 cr allocated for National Tele Mental Health Programme since 2022: Centre
New Delhi, April 4: The Centre on Friday informed the Parliament that it has allocated more than Rs 230 crore for the National Tele Mental Health Programme (NTMHP) in the last three years.
SC declines PIL seeking restriction of social media platforms for kids below 13 years
New Delhi, April 4: The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking urgent judicial intervention to regulate access to social media platforms for children below 13 years of age.
Six injured in Washington stabbing; suspect in custody
Washington, April 4: Six individuals were injured in Washington after a man, reportedly in an "altered mental state" due to an unknown substance, began stabbing people in the Trinidad neighbourhood.
Study links excessive screen time to sleep disruptions, depression in girls
New Delhi, April 3: Excessive screen time among adolescents negatively impacts multiple aspects of sleep, which in turn increases the risk of depressive symptoms, according to a study.
You need a lot of good friends: Tigmanshu Dhulia on what makes film industry insecure place
Mumbai, April 2: Renowned film director, screenwriter and actor Tigmanshu Dhulia, who is known for his films like 'Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster', 'Paan Singh Tomar', 'Bullett Raja', shared his perspective about film industry and why it is needed to have "good friends" in Bollywood.
Prolonged use of antidepressants linked to risk of sudden cardiac death: Study
New Delhi, March 31: People with prolonged use of antidepressants may be at an increased risk of sudden cardiac death, which varies based on age and time of exposure, finds a study.
Antidepressants linked to substantial increase in sudden cardiac death risk: Study
New Delhi, March 30: Researchers on Sunday showed that compared with the general population with no history of antidepressant (AD) use, individuals with a history of AD use have an increased risk of sudden cardiac death (SCD), which varies based on age and time of exposure.
Women's safety in India improved with legal measures, financial allocations, support services: Govt
New Delhi, March 29: The Ministry of Women and Child Development on Saturday said that the government has made remarkable strides to ensure the safety and security of women across the nation with legal measures, financial allocations, and support services.
Knife attack on Saif Ali Khan taught daughter Sara to be grateful to life
Mumbai, March 27: Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan, who was recently seen in 'Sky Force', has spoken up on the incident when her father, Saif Ali Khan was attacked by an assailant at his Bandra house in January this year.
Selena Gomez on women getting social media hate: Character gets judged
Los Angeles, March 26: Actress-singer Selena Gomez shared that when it comes to dealing with hate social media comments, women have it worse.
Ben Affleck was bringing 'unhappiness to work' everyday while starring in 'Justice League'
Los Angeles, March 25: Oscar-winning star Ben Affleck has talked about his struggles with alcohol and challenges being under the cowl in Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice, Suicide Squad, Justice League and The Flash.
Over 77K hospital admissions worth Rs 87 cr authorised for mental health packages under AB-PMJAY: Centre
New Delhi, March 25: Under the flagship Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY), more than 77,000 hospital admissions worth Rs 87 crore have been authorised for mental health-related packages, said the government on Tuesday.
Tele-MANAS mental health helpline handles over 19.6 lakh calls since 2022: Prataprao Jadhav
New Delhi, March 25: The Tele MANAS toll-free number, launched as part of the national tele-mental health programme in India, has received more than 19,67,000 since its launch in 2022 till mid-March 2025, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Prataprao Jadhav, said in the Parliament on Tuesday.
Grimes shares update on Autism, ADHD diagnosis
Washington, March 24: Singer and songwriter Grimes shared that she was recently diagnosed with both autism and ADHD. She shared her health update on the social media handle.
Professional setup trains young athletes to handle pressure, German table tennis coach Chris Pfeiffer lauds DSC tournament
Chennai, March 22: Ahead of the finals of the Dream Sports Championship (DSC) U-15 Table Tennis tournament, German table tennis coach Chris Pfeiffer, who is a part of Sharath Kamal Academy, explained how the tournament is helping in developing the pipeline of the next generation of table tennis players in India.
Bella Ramsey opens up on Autism diagnosis on sets during 'The Last Of Us' making
Washington DC, March 21: Bella Ramsey who is known for her role in 'The Last Of Us' revealed that she was diagnosed with autism on the sets of the HBO drama series during its first season, reported Variety.
It could be said AIIMS running laboratory of Gita's Karma Yoga: President Murmu
New Delhi, March 21: President Droupadi Murmu on Friday said that All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, had earned prestige across the world by pursuing excellence in healthcare, medical education and life sciences research.
Very tough time for me...: Amaal Mallik requests media sensitivity amid his battle with depression
Mumbai, March 21: In a heartfelt revelation, singer and music producer Amaal Mallik, opened up on the personal challenges he is facing, including his battle with clinical depression and strained family relations.
Amaal Mallik deletes his controversial post about depression and cutting ties with family, issues clarification
Mumbai, March 20: Singer Amaal Mallik has deleted his controversial post about battling depression and severing ties with his family. The music composer has now issued a clarification regarding his earlier statement.
Music composer Amaal Mallik cuts family ties as he opens up about battling clinical depression
Mumbai, March 20: Amaal Mallik, best known for composing tracks such as 'Kar Gayi Chull' and 'Jab Tak', left everyone surprised on Thursday with his lengthy Instagram post where he opened up about his battle with clinical depression and his soured relationship with his family.
Amaal Mallik reveals he is suffering from clinical depression, decides to cut family ties
Mumbai, March 20: Renowned musician Amaal Mallik made some shocking revelations through a social media post. He shared that his family has been holding him back, and hence he has decided to cut ties with them.
Rakul Preet Singh celebrates International Day of Happiness with uplifting message
Mumbai, March 20: Actress Rakul Preet Singh marked the occasion of the International Day of Happiness with an inspiring and uplifting message on social media.
NIMHANS, Armed Forces Medical Services tie up to boost well-being of defense personnel
New Delhi, March 20: The National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Armed Forces Medical Services, to improve the mental well-being of the defense personnel, the Ministry of Defence said on Thursday.
Daily physical activity, good sleep key to boost happiness, cut down stress: Study
New Delhi, March 19: Want to reduce your stress levels? Daily physical activity and adequate sleep can increase happiness and cut down levels of stress, according to a study on Wednesday.
'Got to a point where I needed to step away for a little bit', reveals Sophie Devine
New Delhi, March 19: After being named in New Zealand's squad for the upcoming series against Australia, veteran all-rounder Sophie Devine revealed that a hectic cricketing schedule hit her much harder than expected and it reached a point where she had to go on a well-being break from the sport.
BCCI likely to ease rules on families travelling with players on tours: Sources
New Delhi, March 18: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is reportedly considering a more flexible approach to its policy regarding players' families accompanying them on international tours. According to BCCI sources, players who wish to have their families with them for an extended period during overseas assignments will now be able to apply for special permission from the board.
Kapil Dev calls for balanced approach to family travel on long cricket tours
New Delhi, March 18: Former India captain Kapil Dev shared his take on the ongoing debate over players' families travelling with them on long cricket tours, stating that while family presence is important, it should not overshadow the team’s focus.
Justin Bieber, wife Hailey spend time together at Disneyland after his cryptic posts
Los Angeles, March 18: Singer-songwriter Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Baldwin Bieber enjoyed a day away at the Happiest Place on Earth.
Justin Bieber says he feels like he's 'drowning'
Los Angeles, March 17: Singer-songwriter Justin Bieber seems to be overwhelmed with the developments in his life, personal or professional life, that the singer hasn't yet cleared.
Justin Bieber says I have been drowning in his cryptic post on his social media handle
Washington, March 17: Pop star Justin Bieber posted a long post in which he admitted that he felt like he was "drowning" and that he must strive to "let hate go."