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Mental health and mental hygiene are important topics presented by Mrs. Bemina JA, an assistant professor at ESIC College of Nursing. She discussed how maintaining good mental health and hygiene can benefit individuals. Keeping stress levels low, practicing self-care, and seeking help when needed were some strategies highlighted for promoting overall well-being.

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MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE
Presented by: Mrs Bemina JA
Assistant Professor
ESIC College of Nursing

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