The demands of an always-on world have taken a toll on teen mental health. With growing rates of anxiety, addiction, depression, and suicide, what are local health experts doing to help kids win this battle?
This document discusses the impact of social media and technology on mental health and relationships. It notes that while social media allows people to curate positive versions of themselves, increased screen time can lead to social isolation and cyberbullying. Parents have valid concerns about children's social media usage contributing to mental health issues. The document advocates understanding how social media affects mental health to help prevent issues and finding a balance with technology.
Florida had the highest percentage of employment growth among South Eastern states since 2008 with 12.55% growth, while Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina all experienced over 9% growth in employment. Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi saw more modest employment growth below 6% during this period.
UltraViolet Squared - De Beers - An Analytical PresentationKeith Loo
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UV2's first presentation for Management 5150.
Members:
Jonathan Elbaz
Miroslav Jeliazkov
Natalie Kotikova
Keith Loo
Rafael Rosenzuaig
Manpreet Virdi
Himanshu Vyas
This document discusses bullying, including definitions and characteristics of bullies and victims. It notes that bullies often have problems resolving conflicts and academics, while victims tend to lack social skills and have negative self-thoughts. It critiques some common anti-bullying strategies as misdirected or short-term fixes. Statistics are presented on bullying prevalence and society's response. Suggestions are made to adopt online reporting, conduct needs assessments, and debate the issue nationally to promote education and solutions. The importance of advocacy and volunteering to address bullying and childhood obesity is emphasized.
The document discusses the impact of social media on childhood. It notes that children now spend more time with media than with parents or teachers. Social media can influence unhealthy behaviors in children like increased stress, depression, eating disorders, and sleep issues. The overuse of social media may also lead to more aggressive and less helpful behaviors in children. The document recommends that parents monitor their child's social media use, discuss removing inappropriate content, and pay attention to emerging technologies.
Reachout.com aims to address unmet mental health needs among young people globally by expanding an existing Australian program. The program uses innovative technology and involvement of young people to promote prevention and early intervention. It provides research-based mental health content in an engaging format to help young people build resilience and increase help-seeking behavior. Since launching in Australia in 1997, the program has seen youth suicide rates drop 56% and plans to expand globally to reach millions of young people by 2020.
Social media is increasingly popular and accessible, with over 1.2 billion monthly Facebook users. However, obsession with social media connections may be negatively impacting health. It can cause social comparison and feelings of loneliness, frustration, and depression from artificial fulfillment. Excessive social media use is changing how people feel, act, and interact in social situations by focusing on counterfeit online communities instead of real world engagement. While social media satisfies the need for connection and community, overuse may lead to unhealthy social comparisons and raise unrealistic standards that damage well-being. Moderation and awareness of how social media affects moods and relationships is important to achieve a balanced, healthy use of these technologies.
The document provides instructions for writing a summary in 6 steps:
1. Read the instructions and highlight important phrases
2. Read the text to understand it without extracting facts
3. Identify the necessary facts and cross out unnecessary information
4. Plan the summary by writing facts verbatim and rewriting own words
5. Write a single paragraph summary using 7 selected facts
6. Ensure all instructions are followed by ticking off completed steps
The document discusses the effects of social media on kids. It notes that while social media helped students connect during the pandemic, it can also negatively impact children's mental health and take away from their childhood. Excessive social media use has been linked to depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and cyberbullying in kids. The document concludes that social media has benefits but can be detrimental to children's developing minds due to these potential mental health effects.
This document discusses how South African youth have lost faith in the education system. It notes that 80% of schools are dysfunctional and unable to impart necessary skills. Youth feel disrespected and talked down to in school. They want to learn practical life skills but feel the education system fails to prepare them for the real world or teach them how to think. While hungry to learn, youth feel the linear teaching style does not connect with them. They desire skills like business, health, finance, but do not feel the education system provides these.
Interpersonal communication is the process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages: it is face-to-face communication. It is also an area of study.
This document discusses adolescent development and identity formation. It notes that adolescence is a time of questioning one's self-worth, identity, and purpose. Adolescents experience a second wave of neurogenesis which brings both opportunities and vulnerabilities as they form new social relationships and explore new roles and identities. The document emphasizes that positive peer influence and parental guidance are important for healthy development during this stage of life.
Child Helpline International is a global network of nearly 200 child helplines in over 170 countries. The organization held its 7th annual conference where it was acknowledged that while the world faces many problems, children were not responsible for creating them. The conference focused on empowering youth through technology and how helplines can support young people. Data from helplines shows that the top reasons youth seek help are abuse, violence, and psycho-social issues like anxiety and self-harm. However, many calls go unanswered due to lack of resources. To address this, Child Helpline International launched a "Free Our Voices" campaign to raise awareness and funds to ensure all youth have access to support.
The Central Nervous System Center, P.L.L.C. (CNS Center of Arizona) seeks to promote patient-centered, comprehensive clinical care. CNS Center of Arizona pursues excellence in clinical and evidence-based initiatives in areas related to psychiatric disorders. Our services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and individual psychotherapy. Please contact us at (480) 367-1500.
Leading Minds 2022 - Executive Summary.pdfSabrinaGill10
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The interim Leading Minds 2022 Conference Paper seeks to provide insights into child identity, drawn from the available evidence and literature. It is interim in the sense that its final version will be shaped by the expertise, evidence and experiences presented at the conference, and from the comments and review of its participants and others in the remainder of 2022.
Social media has negatively impacted society in several ways. It has increased children's exposure to pornography and violence, which can encourage risky behaviors. It has also led to issues like cyberbullying, which impacts 87% of teens and has caused some to delete social accounts or consider suicide. Additionally, much of the information spread on social media is false or lacks credibility. Overall, the document argues that while social media began with potential benefits, it has done more harm to society through these various detrimental effects on children and credibility of information.
The document discusses the potential negative effects of social media on young people's mental health and wellbeing. It notes that social media use is highly prevalent among young people aged 16-24, and that rates of anxiety and depression have risen significantly in recent decades. The document outlines how social media use has been linked to increased rates of anxiety, depression, poor sleep, and cyberbullying. It concludes by calling for actions to address these risks and ensure social media platforms support young people's mental health.
Millennials are often characterized as narcissistic, entitled, and lacking empathy based on studies. However, the article provides a more nuanced perspective. Millennials highly value relationships, including with their parents, and are optimistic about their futures despite economic challenges. While heavy social media users, they are also pragmatic and embrace diversity. Overall, the generation cannot be generalized and how they respond to challenges will determine their impact.
Understanding the effect social media can have on developing brainsDr. Michael England
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1) Teens and tweens are increasingly relying on social media like Snapchat and Instagram for social connection and emotional support during the pandemic.
2) Social media can also benefit developing brains by allowing creativity through platforms like TikTok which reveals human creativity.
3) However, overuse of social media can negatively impact mental health, as seen in millennials struggling with greater rates of depression and anxiety partially due to constant connectivity and fear of missing out (FOMO) on social media.
1. The document discusses the impact of social media on youth. It notes that while social media allows for social connections and information sharing, it can also negatively influence youth and increase feelings of loneliness.
2. A literature review found that 82.6% of young people felt social media strongly impacted their social behavior. Social media was also found to play a significant role in mental health issues.
3. The rapid growth of social media affects personal relationships and work performance. While it enables connections, it can also cause people to create false identities and superficial relationships, which may lead to depression.
People spend more time on social media sites than any other type of website. The total time spent on social media in the US increased 99% from 2011 to 2012. However, social media also poses privacy and cyberbullying risks. Users overshare private details, which could later harm them. Also, the anonymity of social media enables cyberbullying, which has seriously affected many youth.
Social media and young people's mental health and wellbeingmResearcher
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Social media has revolutionised the way we connect with each other. Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are now used by one in four people worldwide.1 The use of social media has become an integral part of many peoples lives, connecting them with friends, family and strangers from across the globe.
The document provides instructions for writing a summary in 6 steps:
1. Read the instructions and highlight important phrases
2. Read the text to understand it without extracting facts
3. Identify the necessary facts and cross out unnecessary information
4. Plan the summary by writing facts verbatim and rewriting own words
5. Write a single paragraph summary using 7 selected facts
6. Ensure all instructions are followed by ticking off completed steps
The document discusses the effects of social media on kids. It notes that while social media helped students connect during the pandemic, it can also negatively impact children's mental health and take away from their childhood. Excessive social media use has been linked to depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and cyberbullying in kids. The document concludes that social media has benefits but can be detrimental to children's developing minds due to these potential mental health effects.
This document discusses how South African youth have lost faith in the education system. It notes that 80% of schools are dysfunctional and unable to impart necessary skills. Youth feel disrespected and talked down to in school. They want to learn practical life skills but feel the education system fails to prepare them for the real world or teach them how to think. While hungry to learn, youth feel the linear teaching style does not connect with them. They desire skills like business, health, finance, but do not feel the education system provides these.
Interpersonal communication is the process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages: it is face-to-face communication. It is also an area of study.
This document discusses adolescent development and identity formation. It notes that adolescence is a time of questioning one's self-worth, identity, and purpose. Adolescents experience a second wave of neurogenesis which brings both opportunities and vulnerabilities as they form new social relationships and explore new roles and identities. The document emphasizes that positive peer influence and parental guidance are important for healthy development during this stage of life.
Child Helpline International is a global network of nearly 200 child helplines in over 170 countries. The organization held its 7th annual conference where it was acknowledged that while the world faces many problems, children were not responsible for creating them. The conference focused on empowering youth through technology and how helplines can support young people. Data from helplines shows that the top reasons youth seek help are abuse, violence, and psycho-social issues like anxiety and self-harm. However, many calls go unanswered due to lack of resources. To address this, Child Helpline International launched a "Free Our Voices" campaign to raise awareness and funds to ensure all youth have access to support.
The Central Nervous System Center, P.L.L.C. (CNS Center of Arizona) seeks to promote patient-centered, comprehensive clinical care. CNS Center of Arizona pursues excellence in clinical and evidence-based initiatives in areas related to psychiatric disorders. Our services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and individual psychotherapy. Please contact us at (480) 367-1500.
Leading Minds 2022 - Executive Summary.pdfSabrinaGill10
油
The interim Leading Minds 2022 Conference Paper seeks to provide insights into child identity, drawn from the available evidence and literature. It is interim in the sense that its final version will be shaped by the expertise, evidence and experiences presented at the conference, and from the comments and review of its participants and others in the remainder of 2022.
Social media has negatively impacted society in several ways. It has increased children's exposure to pornography and violence, which can encourage risky behaviors. It has also led to issues like cyberbullying, which impacts 87% of teens and has caused some to delete social accounts or consider suicide. Additionally, much of the information spread on social media is false or lacks credibility. Overall, the document argues that while social media began with potential benefits, it has done more harm to society through these various detrimental effects on children and credibility of information.
The document discusses the potential negative effects of social media on young people's mental health and wellbeing. It notes that social media use is highly prevalent among young people aged 16-24, and that rates of anxiety and depression have risen significantly in recent decades. The document outlines how social media use has been linked to increased rates of anxiety, depression, poor sleep, and cyberbullying. It concludes by calling for actions to address these risks and ensure social media platforms support young people's mental health.
Millennials are often characterized as narcissistic, entitled, and lacking empathy based on studies. However, the article provides a more nuanced perspective. Millennials highly value relationships, including with their parents, and are optimistic about their futures despite economic challenges. While heavy social media users, they are also pragmatic and embrace diversity. Overall, the generation cannot be generalized and how they respond to challenges will determine their impact.
Understanding the effect social media can have on developing brainsDr. Michael England
油
1) Teens and tweens are increasingly relying on social media like Snapchat and Instagram for social connection and emotional support during the pandemic.
2) Social media can also benefit developing brains by allowing creativity through platforms like TikTok which reveals human creativity.
3) However, overuse of social media can negatively impact mental health, as seen in millennials struggling with greater rates of depression and anxiety partially due to constant connectivity and fear of missing out (FOMO) on social media.
1. The document discusses the impact of social media on youth. It notes that while social media allows for social connections and information sharing, it can also negatively influence youth and increase feelings of loneliness.
2. A literature review found that 82.6% of young people felt social media strongly impacted their social behavior. Social media was also found to play a significant role in mental health issues.
3. The rapid growth of social media affects personal relationships and work performance. While it enables connections, it can also cause people to create false identities and superficial relationships, which may lead to depression.
People spend more time on social media sites than any other type of website. The total time spent on social media in the US increased 99% from 2011 to 2012. However, social media also poses privacy and cyberbullying risks. Users overshare private details, which could later harm them. Also, the anonymity of social media enables cyberbullying, which has seriously affected many youth.
Social media and young people's mental health and wellbeingmResearcher
油
Social media has revolutionised the way we connect with each other. Platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are now used by one in four people worldwide.1 The use of social media has become an integral part of many peoples lives, connecting them with friends, family and strangers from across the globe.
SMART Practices for Responding to FDA Observational Warnings Using Generative AIhrutikapanakrtg
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Pharma Now Unveils Groundbreaking Industry Insights in Latest Issue
Pharma Now is thrilled to introduce its latest feature, Navigating the Digital Frontier, a comprehensive deep dive into the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities shaping the pharmaceutical industry. This edition provides invaluable insights for professionals in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and regulatory compliance, equipping them with the knowledge to navigate the ever-evolving landscape.
Inside This Edition:
Global Industry Trends & Insights: Explore the most significant technological innovations, regulatory changes, and market disruptions that are shaping the future of pharmaceuticals. Gain insights from industry experts on how companies can adapt and stay ahead in a competitive market.
Global Events & Conferences: A carefully curated list of the most influential upcoming pharmaceutical events, conferences, and summits worldwide, designed to foster collaboration and industry networking. Stay informed about where to find the best opportunities for learning and partnership-building.
Market Insights & Trends: Get an in-depth look at key market dynamics, investment trends, and strategic shifts in the pharmaceutical industry. Understand how companies are responding to emerging challenges and leveraging new opportunities to drive growth.
Exclusive Leadership Interview: "In Talks With Leadership"
A special feature with Dr. Ashok Kumar Bhattacharya, a distinguished industry leader, who shares his expert perspectives on the latest advancements and the future of pharmaceuticals. Gain firsthand insights into the strategic decisions shaping the industry today.
Leveraging Generative AI for Regulatory Compliance
Discover how pharmaceutical companies can integrate generative AI technologies to enhance regulatory compliance, respond efficiently to FDA warnings, and streamline operational efficiency. This feature provides an in-depth analysis of AI-driven solutions transforming the industry.
With the pharmaceutical sector constantly evolving, Navigating the Digital Frontier serves as an essential resource for industry leaders, professionals, and innovators looking to stay ahead in the digital age.
Stay informed and explore the future of pharmaceuticals with Pharma Now.
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Medication Adherence.pptx Medication Adherence: Importance, Challenges, and S...UmeaHani
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This presentation explores the crucial role of medication adherence in achieving optimal health outcomes. It covers key topics such as the factors affecting adherence, common barriers faced by patients, and effective strategies to improve compliance. Learn about the impact of non-adherence on disease management, healthcare costs, and patient well-being. Ideal for healthcare professionals, researchers, and anyone interested in improving medication adherence.
Dr Sobia Ali case ppt (BEST VITELLIFORM MACULOPATHY OSp Quetta 2024pptx.pptxSobia Ali
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This ppt is a case study about a rare congenital eye disease
Best VITELLIFORM MACULOPATHY (BEST Diseases)
It's an an award winning ppt
I presented this ppt during my Pg training @ OSp conference and won Gold Medal
A Roadmap for Strengthening Health Leadership in the Western Pacific RegionBecky Goins
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Strong leadership and a highly skilled health workforce are essential for achieving universal health coverage and building resilient health systems. This strategic storyboard presents a comprehensive approach to leadership development and capacity building for mid-level health professionals in the Western Pacific Region specifically, but could be applied to other geographic regions.
This deck compiles global best practices, successful case studies from various countries, and evidence-based recommendations in a digestible storyboard to build sustainable health leadership programs.
Who Should Read This?
- Public health leaders, policymakers, and capacity-building professionals
- Global health consultants and leadership trainers
- Organizations looking to strengthen workforce development in health systems
Embolism: Emboli. Thrombo. Air. Fat. Tumor.zynbalshdady81
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An embolism is a complex and potentially life-threatening condition where a blockage, known as an embolus, lodges within a blood vessel, obstructing blood flow. This embolus can be a blood clot, a globule of fat, a bubble of air, amniotic fluid, or even foreign material. There are several types of embolisms, each with distinct characteristics and risks:
Pulmonary Embolism: This occurs when a blood clot, often originating from deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in the legs, travels to the lungs, blocking an artery and potentially leading to severe respiratory distress.
Brain Embolism: A blood clot blocks a vessel in the brain, leading to a stroke. This can result in sudden neurological deficits depending on the affected area.
Amniotic Fluid Embolism: A rare but dangerous condition where amniotic fluid and fetal cells enter the mother's bloodstream during childbirth, triggering a severe immune response.
Air Embolism: Air bubbles in the bloodstream can block blood flow, often occurring during medical procedures or injuries.
Fat Embolism: Typically seen after severe trauma, such as fractures, where fat particles enter the bloodstream and can cause blockages.
Septic Embolism: Bacteria-filled clots that not only block blood flow but also spread infection.
Retinal Embolism: Clots or cholesterol plaques block the retinal arteries, affecting vision.
Each type of embolism requires prompt medical attention to prevent serious complications.
At #MWC2025, we presented "Local Rural Practices of the Future", a visionary project designed to enhance healthcare access in rural areas through telemedicine, AI, telemonitoring, and point-of-care (PoC) analysis. By integrating these digital health solutions, we aim to improve patient care, reduce unnecessary travel, and support healthcare professionals in remote settings.
City International Hospital Expands into Fertility Care, Positioning Vietnam ...Vietnam Health & Wealth
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City International Hospital in Vietnam with over 11 years of experience is expanding into fertility sector with the opening of its City IVF Center on March 1, 2025. The aims to provide world-class fertility services, attracting international patients and preventing the outflow of Vietnamese seeking IVF treatments abroad. CIH serves over 5,000 patients annually and focuses on making Vietnam a hub for medical tourism, particularly in IVF and wellness. The hospital offers specialized care plans, language support, and accommodation assistance. CIH's partnerships with the Medical Tourism Association (MTA) further elevates its commitments to global healthcare standards. Mr. Tran Quoc Bao, an Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management Advisor, replies Voice of America and envisages that CIH as a leader in transforming Vietnam into a top destination for fertility and wellness care in Vietnam.
15. Being a teenager has never been easy, but in the past decade, the
stresses teens navigate have grown exponentially, says Dr. David
Hoy, executive director of David Hoy & Associates, a Twin Cities
based counseling and mental health practice.
The elephant sitting in the middle of the living room is social
media, he says. Increased anxiety, panic attacks, and
cyberbullying are common issues for teens today, and they have
grown in proportion to the increase in cellphone use.
By 2015, 73 percent of teens had access to a smartphone and 75
percent of Americans had social media profiles, Hoy says. Ive
interviewed about 50 kids, and the one thing that every kid says
about social media is that it causes them to compare themselves to
other kids.