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Benzodiazepine medications are preferred for symptom relief and anxiety reduction. As a result, the market is driven by an increase in the prevalence of anxiety around the world.
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Due to increased understanding of healthcare, stress disorders, and a rise in healthcare spending, Asia Pacific and Latin America are highly lucrative markets for benzodiazepine drugs.
ALBANY, N.Y., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Benzodiazepines refers to a psychoactive medication class that is utilized to relieve alcohol withdrawal, seizures, panic disorder, insomnia, and anxiety. By improving the impact of the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA (gamma-Aminobutyric acid), these drugs provide a relaxing effect. Benzodiazepines are basically a form of medication that is commonly used all over the world. They can help with sleep induction, muscle relaxation, seizures, anxiety and sedation before any surgical procedure or general anaesthesia. Such extensive use of the drug is anticipated to fuel growth
Morphose Capital Partners secures £250k investment for mental health and well-being expert, Imagine Health
LONDON, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Morphose Capital Partners, London-based specialists in mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring and finance, secures £250k investment for Mental Health Care sector well-being company, Imagine Health.
London and Dublin-based Imagine Health are specialist providers of well-being support and psychology services to businesses, government bodies, charities and individuals. Working with some of the largest global technology organisations to support the mental well-being of their employees, Imagine Health offers fast-track access to a range of mental healthcare professionals, talk therapy and tailored programmes.
In addition to its corporate work, Imagine Health supports public sector and charitable organisations, including undertaking psychological assessments and reports of convicted criminals prior to sentencing.
Whanganui locals escape Auckland lockdown after tractor trek for mental health
3 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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A group of Whanganui tractor drivers joined mental health advocate Cat Levine on a tour across Northland, dubbed the Big Feelings Tractor Trek. Photo / Supplied They d had a wild two-and-a-half weeks travelling Northland in aid of mental health.
The group was part of a campaign dubbed the Big Feelings Tractor Trek, which was originally involved in a Bluff to Cape Reinga journey with Mike King s I am Hope charity last year.
The group made it to New Plymouth before Covid-19 lockdown hit, and put the journey on hold.
Amanda Chalisa Obdam.
BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): The Department of Mental Health dismissed Miss Universe Thailand Amanda Chalisa Obdam from her role as the country’s mental health ambassador on Tuesday (March 2).
The department handed the role to the Thai-Canadian model, 28, on Feb 25 after she won the beauty crown last October.
The move to revoke her ambassadorship came after the beauty queen drew criticism for her Facebook post about Thai politics.
On Oct 16 she posted a message criticising any form of violence against people. Earlier that day, police used water cannon laced with tear gas to clear a rally by unarmed protesters in Bangkok.