[ad_1] Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Tuesday called for social media platforms to adopt better content-moderation policies and other fixes, saying modifications need to be made to addictive apps that can harm young people’s mental health. The couple spoke at a panel discussion coordinated by their Archewell Foundation in New York City as part…
[ad_1] Edwin Frimpong-Boakye Yiadom, a psychiatric at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has advised that sleep be taken seriously, as it is one of the major ways to improve one’s mental health. According to him, everyone needs a good amount of sleep to keep the body active and healthy. Lack of it impairs the ability of the…
[ad_1] Fans from across the world, as well as global organizations, have taken to social media to thank the club for its support and awareness. One fan posted: “As someone who has been there and recovered, this is the most impactful video I have ever seen.” While someone wrote: “Cried my eyes out at this….
[ad_1] Senior medical officer and clinical psychologist, Dr. Isaac Newman Arthur, has urged Ghanaians to eschew the mindset that stress and mental health illnesses are the reserve of rich people. According to him, contrary to popular belief, poor people are most likely to suffer from mental health issues and stress in comparison to privileged people….
[ad_1] The Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Sunyani-based Global Media Foundation (GLOMEF), Raphael Godlove Ahenu, has re-echoed the need to treat mental health with a collective approach. He stated that the observance of World Mental Health Day should be a reminder that mental health has become a growing concern in Ghana, so stakeholders…
[ad_1] When Manchester United lost 4-0 at Brentford in Erik ten Hag’s second game as manager last year, it felt as though their world was falling apart. Fourteen months on, United are preparing to face Brentford again at Old Trafford on Saturday, and the latest crisis feels considerably worse. Six defeats in the opening 10…
[ad_1] The World Health Organization (WHO) says almost 2.4 million Ghanaians could be suffering from various degrees of mental illness. The organisation believes this calls for enhanced cooperation in the area of infrastructure and technical support to revamp Ghana’s wobbling mental healthcare system. Ghana’s Mental Health Authority has on countless occasions remarked negatively about the…
[ad_1] Ghana, a country with over 2.3 million people is suffering from various mental health conditions says the World Health Organization (WHO). Mental health care remains a challenge for Ghana, with an approximately 98% treatment gap, according to the WHO Director General’s Special Initiative for Mental Health (DG-SIMH). WHO believes Ghana though belated in…
