Suicide in Men: Why Male Suicide Rates Are Higher and Largely Unspoken
Introduction Men die by suicide at higher rates worldwide compared to women—a sobering statistic that often goes unnoticed or is minimized. Cultural norms encouraging stoicism, reluctance to seek help, and limited outlets for emotional expressi...
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Schizophrenia in the Spotlight: Fighting Stigma and Misconceptions
Introduction Schizophrenia stands as one of the most perplexing and often misunderstood mental illnesses. Characterized by distorted thinking, sensory misperceptions, and difficulties with emotional expression, it can deeply impact daily function...
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Epilepsy Stigma: Breaking Myths About Seizure Disorders
Introduction Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders worldwide, affecting millions of individuals from all walks of life. It is defined by recurrent, unprovoked seizures resulting from abnormal brain activity. Although research ...
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Burnout in Healthcare Workers: The Hidden Health Crisis in Hospitals
Introduction Modern healthcare workers face intense pressures on multiple fronts: high patient loads, emotional distress, increasingly complex technologies, and administrative demands. Though these staff members dedicate themselves t...
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Physician Suicide: The Silent Crisis in the Medical Community Introduction
Physicians often devote themselves to caring for others, yet they grapple with higher-than-average suicide rates compared to the general population. Long shifts, emotional demands, and the perfectionistic culture of medicine strain even the most res...
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