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Budget ignores mental health, say experts- The New Indian Express

Express News Service BENGALURU: Although mental illnesses effect millions of people the world over, mental health had little to no presence in the state budget presented on Monday.The only two instances of allocation for mental well-being was in the announcement that the Dharwad Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences would be developed at a cost of Rs 75 crore, and a centre of excellence proposed to be set up at the Reforms Institute Campus on Hosur Road in collaboration with NIMHANS and the National Law School of India University to assist women subjected to atrocities. A psychiatrist from the Indian Medical Association in Karnataka, who did not wish to be named, said that 1 in 4 people have mental health issues, which calls for higher budgetary allocation to provide treatment and awareness.“For instance, mental illnesses are more common in women. The state could have focused more on them. Taluk hospitals have weekly programmes where psychiatrists from district hospital

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Majority sticking to covid rules, but men and young people less likely to follow guidance say researchers

Majority sticking to covid rules, but men and young people less likely to follow guidance say researchers © PRESS AND JOURNAL Researchers at Aberdeen University have found the majority of people are following the Covid-19 rules. As part of their research project, they interviewed thousands of volunteers to find out if they were sticking to guidance like two-metre social distancing, wearing face covers and regular hand washing. The team found that in general the measures like the Scottish Government’s FACTS advice are being followed by the majority of adults in Scotland although women are better at this than men and young people.

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Covid Scotland: Aberdeen researchers find women are better than men at following coronavirus rules

Scientists at one of Scotland s leading universities have been researching how well people in Scotland have adopted Covid-19 preventative behaviours - and made some interesting discoveries. The results from the University of Aberdeen research shows that while the majority of Scots are following the government-issued guidance on Covid-19 - such as FACTS - women are better than men, and young people, at following the rules. During this stage of the project, the team from the University’s Institute of Applied Health Sciences have focussed on adherence - looking at how well people are sticking to the rules and identifying if there are groups of people who may be less likely to comply.

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Loan app scam: Majority of victims are educated youth and IT professionals

Updated Jan 2, 2021, 12:00 am IST Police say they have written to Google, urging it to take out 158 instant loan apps from the Play Store Apart from charging hefty penalties for delay in repayment of the loan, the agents also blackmail and threaten the customers. (Representational Image: PTI) Hyderabad: A majority of the victims in the loan apps scam, it turns out, are well-educated individuals and information technology professionals. Police say they have written to Google, urging it to take out 158 instant loan apps from Google Play Store. “When downloading an app, regardless of the threat level, one must always check for the permissions it asks and check the reviews as well. The most common target audiences are the educated lot and the small time small-time businessmen hit by the sudden lockdowns and the economic downturn, said the police.

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