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Nikitha Warriar

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Nikitha Warriar writes a lot on healthcare and wellness. She is also one of LifeWordsmith’s (MyndStories’ parent company) experienced writers, handling clients and words with ease. Mental health is a topic close to her heart.

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Apps

5 Indian mental health apps for your well-being

Mental Health

Childhood trauma increases the risk of mental disorders in adulthood, says study

Happiness

Talking to different kinds of people more often improves well-being, says study

Mental Health

Indian health insurance policies to cover mental illnesses from November 2022

Body image

Stress could be making you eat more and gain weight—Johns Hopkins study

Anxiety

Listening to birdsong could ease anxiety and paranoia, reveals study

Children

WHO releases guide to mental health issues during perinatal period

Body image

Millennials and GenZ are mostly stressed about work and breakups, says ITC Fiama survey

Mental Health

Union Government launches Tele-MANAS to provide free 24×7 mental health services

Apps

Wysa to launch an AI-guided mental health app in Hindi in 2023

Interpersonal Relationships at Work

WHO publishes first-ever global guidelines for mental health in the workplace

News

Drinking coffee linked with longer lifespan and lower risk of cardiovascular disease, reveals study

Mental Health

Himalaya Wellness Company and NIMHANS launch ‘Project Suraksha,’ a suicide prevention program

Mental Health

Mental health startup Lissun raises $1 million in pre-seed funding round

Mental Health

High levels of bad cholesterol detected in 31-40 age group, survey from Healthians

Mental Health

Procter & Gamble India launches ‘Happy Minds 2.0’ for employees’ mental well-being

Mental Health

Pediatric behavioral health platform Butterfly Learnings raised $1.5 million in seed funding

Mental Health

Meesho announces a 11-day break to prioritize employees’ mental health

Mental Health

Stress, anxiety or depression before COVID-19 might increase the risk of long COVID, says Harvard study

Happiness

Eating fruits and vegetables, and exercising makes us happier and healthier, says study