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The very real effects to very unreal situation

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Tinder is Turning the Tables of Public Health

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Tinder is Turning the Tables of Public Health

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Jade Bauer N10219455

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 Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugee Groups in Brisbane. Who is here? and what are their barriers to healthy living?

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 Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugee Groups in Brisbane. Who is here? and what are their barriers to healthy living?

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Ruth K Javati n10149414

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Heavenleigh Ayaad n10015809

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In Cyberspace Nobody Can Hear You Scream.

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In Cyberspace Nobody Can Hear You Scream.

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n10278397

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Morisause, P. H- PUB209 Padlet Topic-Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugees and Asylum Seekers

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The Self-Damaging Consumption Habits of the Lower Socioeconomic Class

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The Self-Damaging Consumption Habits of the Lower Socioeconomic Class

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Isabella Conroy Feld n10185852

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Malgorzata Boardman (n9983520)

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Thuy Vi Doan (n10484124)

# data[].attributes.headline
In the world of cyberspace, social media plays a significant role in how young people perceive health and well-being, especially with the standards of beauty and body image. 

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In the world of cyberspace, social media plays a significant role in how young people perceive health and well-being, especially with the standards of beauty and body image. 

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Saisuda Panont (n10358030)

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Stephen Kelly n6334326

# data[].attributes.headline
The economic, social, and cultural factors driving consumption ‘choices’ and eating profiles in contemporary Australia and the implications for population health. 

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The economic, social, and cultural factors driving consumption ‘choices’ and eating profiles in contemporary Australia and the implications for population health. 

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Come to Australia to Experience Isolation, Discrimination and No Freedom – Mental health of Asylum-seekers and Refugees

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Come to Australia to Experience Isolation, Discrimination and No Freedom – Mental health of Asylum-seekers and Refugees

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David Lam N10515232

# data[].attributes.headline
Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace.

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Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace.

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Minahel Ahmad n10483632

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The issue of sex, body image and mental health in the world of Cyberspace and how social media affects the health of young Australians.
Samantha Holford n10541519

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Isabella Rixon N10277803

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Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media effect young Australians?

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Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media effect young Australians?

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Sarah Ali n10522549

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Mandy Tran n10526285

# data[].attributes.headline
How online dating is negatively impacting the psychological & physical health of individuals

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How online dating is negatively impacting the psychological & physical health of individuals

# data[].attributes.body
Tiabei Hunt_10454586 (including peer reflections)

# data[].attributes.headline
The Nutrition Crisis: Food Security in Rural Indigenous Communities

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The Nutrition Crisis: Food Security in Rural Indigenous Communities

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By: Jenna Hanson n10472339

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By: Munique Seidel. n9656758

# data[].attributes.headline
Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media effect young Australians?

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Sex, Body Image and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media effect young Australians?

# data[].attributes.body
Rhedyn Langley (n10520708)

# data[].attributes.headline
How Photoshop and Advertisements Impact Health Through Social Media 

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How Photoshop and Advertisements Impact Health Through Social Media 

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Farin Alam n10254561

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Are we striving to achieve fiction? An analysis of social media use and body image

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Are we striving to achieve fiction? An analysis of social media use and body image

# data[].attributes.headline
Skinny ≠ Beauty ≠ Health: Social Media’s Role in Promoting Body Positivity

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Skinny ≠ Beauty ≠ Health: Social Media’s Role in Promoting Body Positivity

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Courtney Whitehead-Nagy n8851441

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Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, But Words Will Always Hurt Me

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Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, But Words Will Always Hurt Me

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Erika Gage- n10523766

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Social Media - the current form of validation? 

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Social Media - the current form of validation? 

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by Aleshia Park
n10473963

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He has his father's eyes, and maybe even his diabetes: is it just genetics, bad habits, or is it socioeconomics?

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He has his father's eyes, and maybe even his diabetes: is it just genetics, bad habits, or is it socioeconomics?

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Shannon MacDermott (n10194096)

# data[].attributes.headline
Becoming Mentally and Financially Unstable: How does it Happen?

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Becoming Mentally and Financially Unstable: How does it Happen?

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Elissa Morris (N9694820)

# data[].attributes.headline
The Direct Impact of Racism on Indigenous Health in Australia 

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The Direct Impact of Racism on Indigenous Health in Australia 

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Katrina Sharpe (N10246380)

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By Taylor Lidgard n10196145

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Taylor Lidgard Health Culture and Society Padlet

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Are our Choices Deadly? A critical review of Indigenous History and Health

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Are our Choices Deadly? A critical review of Indigenous History and Health

# data[].attributes.body
Bethany Atkin

# data[].attributes.headline
Blamable Victims and Invisible Perpetrators: A Dangerous Disservice to Victims of Sexual Assault

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Blamable Victims and Invisible Perpetrators: A Dangerous Disservice to Victims of Sexual Assault

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by Jasmine Gaeta (N10458662)

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British Colonisation Influenced Inter-Generational Health Disparity for Indigenous Australians 

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British Colonisation Influenced Inter-Generational Health Disparity for Indigenous Australians 

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by Jesse Sover (n09713255)

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have addressed the issue so far, with many being able to present data but this doesnt translate 

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Delivering services to asylum-seekers continues to be problematic in the Australian healthcare system.

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Delivering services to asylum-seekers continues to be problematic in the Australian healthcare system.

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by Chen Yu Hsiao (Alex) n9794140

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Jo-Anne Gregorovich (n10243721)

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Think Before you Type: The scope of cyberbullying in Australia within the past 10 years.

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Think Before you Type: The scope of cyberbullying in Australia within the past 10 years.

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By Sadie Anderson n10576649

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By Leila Wiley n10465006

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'Bogan Culture’ and its Association with Smoking Prevalence Within Australia.

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'Bogan Culture’ and its Association with Smoking Prevalence Within Australia.

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By Amelinda Ellis, n9803602

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"Likes: The Leading Measure of Self-Worth"                           

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"Likes: The Leading Measure of Self-Worth"                           

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Sex, body image and mental health in the world of cyberspace.
Nicola Clarke- n10479741

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“Australia has a black past" Inter-generational trauma and mental health of the Stolen Generation and their descendants

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“Australia has a black past" Inter-generational trauma and mental health of the Stolen Generation and their descendants

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Julie Wright n7156987

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The impact of stigma on kink relationships, particularly BDSM.

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The impact of stigma on kink relationships, particularly BDSM.

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Paris Iffland - n10203958

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How the Music Industry is Perpetuating and Normalising Rape Culture

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How the Music Industry is Perpetuating and Normalising Rape Culture

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By Grace Carnall n10326251

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How rape culture presented in the media has serious implications on women's health

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How rape culture presented in the media has serious implications on women's health

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Sophia Jansen - n10493433
Click on the image 'A word of advice' to watch the video.

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Tess Boocock n10464531

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Darcy Popp n9985816

https://padlet.com/jucarroll21/healthculturesociety2019/wish/403728319

https://padlet.com/jucarroll21/healthculturesociety2019/wish/400135106

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Refugee and Asylum Seeker Mental Wellbeing

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Refugee and Asylum Seeker Mental Wellbeing

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topic: Sex, Body Image, and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media affect the health of young Australians?

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topic: Sex, Body Image, and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace: How does social media affect the health of young Australians?

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“Man Up for the Bacon”, and for Colorectal Cancer? An Overview of Food in Gender Performance and the Implications for Health

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“Man Up for the Bacon”, and for Colorectal Cancer? An Overview of Food in Gender Performance and the Implications for Health

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Phoebe Hui 10556524

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Significance of Tobacco Smoking In Lower SES

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Significance of Tobacco Smoking In Lower SES

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Simon Sobelnikoff (N9933948)

# data[].attributes.headline
Topic: Sex, body image, and mental health in the world of cyberspace

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Topic: Sex, body image, and mental health in the world of cyberspace

# data[].attributes.headline
Topic: Sex, body image, and mental health in the world of cyberspace

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Topic: Sex, body image, and mental health in the world of cyberspace

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Perlena Wesener n10516450

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Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugees

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Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugees

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Mairead Miklos N10591061

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The Sexual Objectification of Women in Today’s Society: Influences on Rape Culture

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The Sexual Objectification of Women in Today’s Society: Influences on Rape Culture

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Paiton Hilliard n10471120

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See all the wonderful things hokninchong has made

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Topic: Why fast food issue involved in Bogan Culture

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Topic: Why fast food issue involved in Bogan Culture

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Tin Zar Oo

N102475297

PUB209

Tutor: Dr Julie-Ann Carroll

TOPIC:

Culturally Safe Health Care for Refugee Groups

CULTURAL ARTEFACT

Figure 1. Syrian child drawing

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-01-mental-health-young-syrian-refugees.html

The cultural artefact is a drawing done by a 7-year-old Syrian child name Ahmad. When he was asked to draw a picture for a campaign, instead of drawing happy children playing or clear blue sky. He drew a picture of helicopters dropping bombs and children dying. If you notice the faces of the deceased ones in the drawing, they have smiles on their faces whereas the surviving children are crying. For Ahmad, pen and paper were the only tools to express his traumatic experience (M. Zaher Sahloul, 2018). According to the analysis report done by Masoumeh Farokhi and Masoud Hashem, children usually explore the world around them through intellectual, physical and emotional methods. Especially for young children; pencil, brush and paper are the best means of conveying their fondest hopes and most profound fears (Farokhi & Hashemi, 2011). In this case, Ahmad’s drawing shows his profound fear. Upon analyzing the artefact, we can observe that the child is still haunted and is traumatized by his past experiences which is affecting his mental health and can gradually worsen if appropriate help/aid is not given.

PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE

Refugees or asylum seekers must cope with the memories of previous experiences while dealing with a new and uncertain life in a foreign country. There are also high rates of mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression that can manifest in different forms and to varying degrees, especially in developing children (Reavell & Fazil, 2017). The biggest issue is that the mental illness remains taboo across the world, particularly in most of the third world countries like Syria, Myanmar or India. People who reside in those countries or communities are afraid to seek medical assistance for mental health in fear of being labelled as crazy or ‘Majnoon’ in Arabic because the hospitals are more like prison than a proper hospital (Sahloul, 2018).

When we think of international aid, we picture food, vaccines and water, all for fundamental needs for a healthy society. However, mental health is often overlooked and sometimes it’s even perceived as a luxury good. Meaning you have all your basic needs satisfied therefore you have time to worry such things. This is obviously false belief they have (Banis, 2019).

ANALYSIS OF THE ARTEFACT AND LEARNING REFLECTION

While working on the assessment piece for this unit, I’ve once again come to realize the importance of mental health and how it affects us all everywhere. However, because the topic is taboo in my culture (Myanmar) or community, we hardly talk or share such things within our community or in our daily life even with our loved ones. When I first saw the picture, I didn’t really notice the mutilated bodies had smiles on them until my sister pointed out to me. I was really shocked to see that little detail Ahmad had put in his drawing.

When I was younger, I would always draw the things I hoped and wished for. But, Ahmad at such young age was drawing traumatic scenes meaning it must have impacted on him greatly. The drawing seems to portray dead looking more peaceful and happier than the living. If he doesn’t get a chance to get appropriate support and help, then his mental health will steadily and rapidly decline which can result in worsening mental health problems; unexplained aches and pains; chronic physical health problems; incarceration; victimization and trauma; and suicide (Young M.D, 2015). These can happen to anyone whose mental health is neglected even in this developed country with many facilities and services available. How much more can these affect to those who aren’t either aware or are afraid to seek help.

My first few years in Australia, I was feeling out of place and unhappy with myself and everything. It was only when my high school guidance officer approached and talked to me, about ‘Depression’. I didn’t even know what depression was and was more depressed because I thought they will put me in mental asylum now. But thanks to my guidance officer constant visit and encouragement I was able to overcome and realize ‘I am not alone’. Now I know the importance of mental health and am continually learning its importance through work and study, not only for myself but also for my future career. I believe just like I received the appropriate aid and support, if refugees and asylum seekers are educated about the importance of mental health. We will surely be able to help reduce the possible outcomes, stigma and taboo on the mental health among refugees and asylum seeker.

REFLECTIONS

Deadly Choices

I found it very informative to read about the health implications for the Indigenous and Torres Straight island community in Australia. Although like you have stated, there are many services provided to support the community financially, but the issue they face is emotional. We all are victims on the deadly choices of the past, with the many year of colonization, and emotional conditioning of these communities. From reading your article on 'Deadly choice', I can clearly see how the Australian community is continuously progressing. By mending the damages from the 'deadly choses' of the past, to 'deadly choices' of the future

https://padlet.com/jucarroll21/healthculturesociety2019/wish/404878082

How the Music Industry is Perpetuating and Normalizing Rape Culture

Hi Sophia, this was such a great review of how the music industry plays a part, in molding and forming the foundation of societies morals, beliefs and values. As you stated "Music is a universal language and there are infinite songs produced each year. Spotify and Apple Music are two of the main, streaming platforms used nowadays, with over 96 million and 56 million subscribers respectively". Something which holds so much power should surely be monitored and strictly used to set a good example, like you said especially for the youth. Really amazing and in-depth, I could not help but to think of the music we hear in this time and age. Your article perfectly reflects the world we are walking in to.

https://padlet.com/jucarroll21/healthculturesociety2019/wish/404034541

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Davide Banis. (2019). Mental Illness Is The Most Neglected Health Problem In The Developing World. Retrieved from: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidebanis/2019/01/24/mental-illness-is-the-most-neglected-health-problem-in-the-developing-world/?fbclid=IwAR0U7Q_clwHkNk1SE5NXMFQsC32UPBx9NsU1IpS24U0cN6KKjn0-noXF4Wk#433f875a1db4

James Reavell & Qulsom Fazil. (2017). The epidemiology of PTSD and depression in refugee minors who have resettled in developed countries. Retrieved from: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09638237.2016.1222065?casa_token=RRjjq9hetNcAAAAA%3AW5n_BH4YpAWdKsd8yOldkY6ihIOPIWrp0oxQc_HHEgcjeE2q83tkUt5ixE1DlRf-uhkpB8mHWoZC

Joel L. Young M.D. (2015). Untreated Mental Illness. Retrieved from: https://www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/when-your-adult-child-breaks-your-heart/201512/untreated-mental-illness

Masoumeh Farokhi & Masoud Hashemi. (2011). The Analysis of Children’s Drawings: Social, Emotional, Physical, and Psychological aspects. Retrieved from: https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com /277811/1-s2.0-S1877042811X0023X/1-s2.0-S1877042811022580/main.pdf?X-Amz-Security-Token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjENr%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FwEaCXVzLWVhc3QtMSJGMEQCIDJNvGZwNCsZDPvopvQlFchYihV0xPqBVBifUS%2Bc%2FxwiAiBfq99EBJMtfFBvFVZAOzrkze5f2uH6CkT0tPt1Hbw5DCrZAgjj%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F8BEAIaDDA1OTAwMzU0Njg2NSIMf33fzgMqcqKzUmWsKq0COhwaNf5P0i%2BvIXoJ134%2FSUKixh29mMn58h%2BbHPkWJ7lbZq%2Bcei%2F8QrFXqjAtc97JJ2jUzhCc7gDS%2FyZzepZOK2xPSDFfnLiqaVDfOOa273R7goHqlWLR4k8MBVKuCxCcvl3xM0NtvSvO9ybhYtzNCFUTb3oztgplZ7lMBb9Df3CxhD6k6qGpWJ8QeG3sBh5DHp75dOgAfWe%2BGO%2BfY1eRB3RJvuU1ELtoKdZ%2F3jlmGsX6SskJlnWLIEGPBgLulukJ6xSg%2Bkm%2F4Y5JKm%2BCJMhZ6NJ9vLXrX%2FTbOKeDYdDkLp4hJi2%2B1LQRON5dq3bRP1y7Lc9q1B5Otg2jPlsdQOi0ej2Cf4EW7OVvgunwMMPZuVh8sd2yENuM62WWmvnct77MJEL2l0Uyr8u1wMAo9DCEpO7tBTrQAq4Qm%2FFJHG8vg2SMg8ESk%2BmS5VMwE16XkVqZGxKuTIQT5K%2F3jtcW88oA5S2Ao8fMfsKqAcFa9jPqaZKRlt1xjGmXztHaaqA5yr4bzU3%2Bzm%2BIrvkL%2Bg7ijkRLovtMMsGUYe6tYueDq2D8iHZlfLvq9lhQTBLPBc0cloNYU7UyExUG6g7mPTkC7TkGB9gKwzWxWJa9nQ9ipsRuODrK3edrjL7Gy8L%2FRkH46c4dS%2BKq%2BrofQo2SV4Hd3xp7zdon%2Frl6rfQLNteM3kUMfGSHup3E0JR0CtAC%2FjbkpFmC3%2B4SyTFoIrcZQeQ%2Baqxh38uoVnOSDfM8CJyi%2B9BEPszjkRIaHOCPQaTabARvkQ78fXegEQ%2FGqfkGYFUwYuKFzpkqQVb5BD9xziVuB6Me2jm6bG4ygpMuoKURZLg2UmpVqz10PIOiKOFQK%2Bj6BxvSJYVQumKhHA%3D%3D&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Date=20191101T020649Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=300&X-Amz-Credential=ASIAQ3PHCVTYXCHQISPU%2F20191101%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Signature=daa035b8d654567a685018dde541074fec3a1ce8caada75b8d50acf2a258ecb3&hash=af7db1cea79a3eea34428720bcea79b578ba0c3e8c95be0e5fd1414bee4d081b&host=68042c943591013ac2b2430a89b270f6af2c76d8dfd086a07176afe7c76c2c61&pii=S1877042811022580&tid=spdf-84b67e12-8356-4aed-900e-cfc5a8e8ee27&sid=5b3f4c264c1bb3486f4840646b88783bd890gxrqa&type=client

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Rebecca Giallo1,2, Elisha Riggs1,3, Claire Lynch1, Dannielle Vanpraag1, Jane Yelland1,3, Josef Szwarc4, Philippa Duell-Piening4, Lauren Tyrell4, Sue Casey4, Stephanie Janne Brown1,2,3. (2017). The physical and mental health problems of refugee and migrant fathers: findings from an Australian population-based study of children and their families. Retrieved from: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/7/11/e015603

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Do you have the social media "sickness" too? (Reposted for Reflection part)

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Do you have the social media "sickness" too? (Reposted for Reflection part)

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Bryan Zhing Huey Chan n10020501

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How online dating is negatively impacting the psychological & physical health of individuals

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How online dating is negatively impacting the psychological & physical health of individuals

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Tiabei Hunt_10454586

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“When checking yourself becomes wrecking yourself” : Social Media, Image and its Impact on the Health of Young Australians.

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“When checking yourself becomes wrecking yourself” : Social Media, Image and its Impact on the Health of Young Australians.

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Topic: Sex, Body Image, and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace

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Topic: Sex, Body Image, and Mental Health in the World of Cyberspace