Search Results: depression (238)

Indonesia Grapples with Mental Health After Gruesome Murder

By 0

A horrific murder in Ciamis, Indonesia, has sparked concerns about the dangers posed by individuals with mental health problems, particularly depression. This murder case underscores the urgent need for improved mental health awareness and services across Indonesia, a nation already burdened by a significant mental health crisis.

Galderma Secures Approval for Nemolizumab in Prurigo Nodularis and Atopic Dermatitis in Four Countries

By 0
Galderma, a global dermatology company, has received filing acceptances for its breakthrough treatment nemolizumab. The drug is designed to treat prurigo nodularis and moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis in adolescents and adults. It received regulatory nods from authorities in Australia, Singapore, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom via the Access Consortium framework.

Log In or Register as a healthcare professional to read the full article.

Impending Mental Health Crisis In Indonesia?

By 0

Fortunately, various effective treatments are available for mental health conditions. Psychotherapy (talk therapy) helps individuals develop coping mechanisms and address underlying emotional issues. Through therapy, individuals can learn to manage their thoughts and emotions, develop healthier relationships, and improve their overall well-being. Medication can also help manage symptoms of mental illness. Antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and other medications can help individuals find relief from the debilitating symptoms associated with mental health conditions. It’s important to note that the most effective treatment approach is often a combination of psychotherapy and medication tailored to the specific needs of each individual.

The Scorching Reality of Heat Stress on Health, Productivity, and Vulnerable Populations

By 1
Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines have been experiencing record-breaking heat. These recent extreme temperatures have led to heat stress-related consequences like agricultural disruptions and power outages. In South Vietnam, whole rice fields dried up. Additionally, schools were suspended in the Philippines after temperatures rose above 42 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, across Thailand, temperatures soared and broke records continuously for 13 months!

Log In or Register as a healthcare professional to read the full article.