Health in the News - Hour 2 - Mental Health by Jesse Hackenmueller

Mental Health Article

8267431 — 2024-01-26 16:21:25 UTC

In the US there is a rising amount of people who are experiencing a "mental health crisis." Majority of the people saying they are experiencing a mental health crisis, are kids and teens. In the year 2020 the ER visits, related to mental health, raised by 31% among adolescents between the ages 12 and 17. More than 1 in 5 adults in the US describe their mental health to be somewhere between "fair" and "poor." It was very common for adults to be receiving mental help within the last year. According to a CDC survey, nearly 1 in 4 young adults in the US have been treated for their mental health during the pandemic.

Bright lights, big cities and mental health

826971 — 2024-01-26 16:22:29 UTC

This mental health article is about people stressing about big cities and increasing urbanization. People who live in city apartments sometimes don't get enough sleep because of bright lights and noise in the big cities. Covid caused many people to be sad and lonely. Which impacted their mental health because they had to social distance from one another. Sixteen million people had to move because of Covid-19. That can create a lot of stress for those people. Mental health is a huge thing for yourself and it's very important. Why do you think so many people were afraid to be alone at this time?

kaleb

2024-01-26 16:22:44 UTC

Covid-19 impacted peoples health in the US. People made door Doordash, Grubhub, Uber eats. All so people can get the fast food that they are craving. They think it's not that bad for you. But fast food is the worst option of food for the body. With all the grease and fat that comes with fast food and the calories is terrible for your body. Like one big mac has a quarter of an average teens calorie intake. Covid-19 also impacted peoples stress levels a lot. and made people really stressed about little things like running out of TP. Do you think Covid-19 impacted your mental heath?

maddy's mental health article

2024-01-26 16:24:52 UTC

teens with good mental health is less common now than it was 20 years ago. teens in this time often struggle with anxiety, depression, self harm, thoughts of suicide or suicide itself. there is so many things. the use of nicotine and marijuana has also risen. social media has been a big cause of that. if you think about it, 20 years ago there really was no social media, there was always a way to get away from the hurtful things people say, the hurtful things people do, peoples thoughts. as soon as more social media apps starterd coming out is when we realized the mental health decreasing. when covid 19 hit, the use of drugs, and depression had lowered a little bit. now that there is no longer a huge pandemic the rates are rising again. teens are doing drugs, having anxiety and depression, self harming, and commiting suicide. people are calling this the "mental health crisis". this article talks about how this things arise, and makes people more aware of these issues. what are some ways that we can try to decrease these rates?

Depression in teens

8211121 — 2024-01-26 16:25:35 UTC

Depression is a serious stress that is created in the brain due to them feeling like things never go there way or that no one likes them but often it is simpler things such as just stress in school and home life. Studies show that 27 percent of people that have serious depression have a unstable or bad homelife that often causes stress. People often suffer from seasonal depression also because days are shorter and rain and snow can be depressing. There are warning signs you can watch for in someone who may be depressed like suicide threats, obsession over death, and change in eating patterns. 5,000 adolescents die from suicide each year. How do you think we can stop this?

Bipolar Disorder - Cooper Steele

8286321 — 2024-01-26 16:30:46 UTC

Bipolar is a mental disease in which a person can experience dramatic mood swings. The most common age affected by the disorder is 25 but teens and people older can be affected by it as well. The symptoms can vary some people might have manic or depressed states and their mood can change in a instant. Behavior can be unpredictable and critic at times. It can be hard to get out of bed or some people can have trouble falling asleep. their are many causes to the disease some include genetics, stress and brain structure and function.

Mental Health Article

8270001 — 2024-01-26 16:32:46 UTC

Worldwide 13% of people ages 10 to 19 are diagnosed with mental health disorders. Mental health is highly complex and understudied. Anxiety and depression are the most common mental health disorders among young people. Worldwide suicide is the fourth most-common cause of death. Psychological distress sadly seems to be rising for young people. What could you do to help these people with mental health disorders.

Mental Health

821400 — 2024-01-26 16:32:47 UTC

Mental health is a physical illness of the brain. It can cause problems in your thinking, behaviour, energy and mood. the two most common mental health conditions are Anxiety Disorder and Mood Disorder. Some anxiety disorders are PTSD, OCD, Panic disorder and certain phobias. Some mood disorders are depression and bipolar depression. Some things you can do is show others respect and acceptance. Only half of people who have a mental illness actually get treatment. Mental illness affects 19% of adults, 46% of teenagers and 13% of children. Untreated mental illness leads to a worst performance in school and work, and an increased risk of suicide. Mental illness is very powerful and affects almost 44 million american adults every year. Why do you think so many people don't get treatment for their mental illness?

health question

2024-01-26 16:33:15 UTC

How necessary is it to limit caffeine intake for teenagers, and what potential health implications are associated with excessive consumption? What are the primary reasons for advocating caffeine restrictions for adolescents, and how can guardians ensure their children adhere to these guidelines? In what ways can educational institutions and healthcare professionals collaborate to raise awareness about the importance of moderating caffeine intake among teens and promoting healthier alternatives? 1. Get Prepared Wisely

Make sure you're ready

Discuss the matter

Set a good example

Reduce caffeine intake in the afternoon and evening

Recognize the signs of trouble

Support your teenager in reducing caffeine consumption

2. Plan Ahead Effectively

Equip yourself with knowledge

Engage in conversations about the topic

Lead by being a positive influence

Control caffeine intake in the afternoon and evening

Recognize the red flags

Assist your teen in cutting back on caffeine 3. Be Prepared Strategically

Arm yourself with information

Have open discussions about the issue

Set a good example for others

Restrict caffeine consumption in the afternoon and evening

Recognize the warning signs

Support your teenager in reducing caffeine intake

made by: Grasyn hassall

8245401 — 2024-01-26 16:34:41 UTC

Depression is a common mood disorder and can be very serious... and can be managed with help. It is characterized by sadness and a lack of pleasure or interest in once-enjoyed activities. It comes in five different packages: Major depression(most common), persistent depressive disorder(which contains less severe symptoms that last for two years), perinatal depression which occurs after pregnancy, seasonal affective disorder, which happens during the fall and winter, and depression with symptoms of psychosis, a serious condition. What can YOU do to help cope with depression today?

2024-01-26 16:36:18 UTC

Worldwide, at least 13% of people between the ages of 10 and 19 live with a diagnosed mental health disorder, according to the latest states of the world children's report published this week by the United Nations children’s charity UNICEF. It’s the first time in the organization’s history that this flagship report has tackled the challenges and opportunities for preventing and treating mental health problems among young people. It reveals that adolescent mental health is highly complex, understudied — and underfunded. These findings are echoed in a parallel collection of review articles published this week in a number of Springer Nature journals.

Anxiety and depression constitute more than 40% of mental health disorders among young people (those aged 10–19). UNICEF also reports that, worldwide, suicide is the fourth most common cause of death (after road injuries, tuberculosis, and interpersonal violence) among adolescents (aged 15–19). In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, suicide is the leading cause of death for young people in that age group — and it’s the second-highest cause in western. why do you think so many people have mental health problems.

Mental Health

2024-01-26 16:36:26 UTC

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has warned that social media is a big part of stress in your teenage years. the scientists want the platforms to share with the parents the toll these apps are taking on the kids of this generation.

19 of every 20 kids between the ages of 13 and 17 say that they use social media. Dr. Murthy says the company can help by enforcing stricter policies and age limits. Do you think that social media is changing the lives of children?

How ADHD affects children in school.

2024-01-26 16:37:13 UTC

ADHD can affect everybody in any setting.

It stands for, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Over 8.7 million people have ADHD in the U.S. It is caused mainly by stress and genetics. People manage it by limiting the amount of distractions when they try to get stuff done and focus. Like putting your phone away when you have to do your homework and sitting in the front of the class. Children with ADHD can have difficulty learning in school. They try to focus but their mind just wanders elsewhere. So they have to take time and learn in other ways. You can't physically see ADHD when someone has it so it is hard to tell if someone is going through it. From 2007 to 2016 ADHD has doubled in children. Why do you think this is?

Young people's mental health

820147_1 — 2024-01-26 16:38:01 UTC

More than 13% of people between the ages of 10-19 are diagnosed with a mental health disorder. And 40% of young people between the ages of 10-19 have anxiety and depression. The drug most commonly taken to treat anxiety and depression is called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. It is meant to increase serotonin levels in the brain and is intended to enhance emotion and mood. During the pandemic depression levels went up due to the lack of social interaction. So it there really something out that to make it so that a person can not have anxiety or depression?

Health in the news

8266342 — 2024-01-26 16:39:13 UTC

The U.S. is experiencing the psychological impacts of the aftermath of covid, The long-term effects that came with the pandemic has had a significant impact on our mental health. Based on the results of Stress in America™ 2023, a survey was conducted by The Harris Poll which had 3,000+ adults surveyed. Many adults said that chronic health conditions increased during the pandemic. Adults also experienced a high increase in mental health issues during the pandemic, going from 31% of adults suffering from mental illness to 45% of adults in just 4 years. Though, 80% of these people said they thought they were in good health, even if they had a mental or chronic illness. Why do you think mental illness increased during the pandemic?

Mental Health

835267 — 2024-01-26 16:39:59 UTC

Mental illness is an equal opportunity issue. It affects young and old, male and female, and individuals of every race, ethnic background, education level, and income level. The good news Everyone feels worried or anxious or down from time to time. But relatively few people develop a That could create a lot of stress for those people.Signs and symptoms of mental illness depend in part on the illness.

often thinking about death or suicide.

Dozens of mental illnesses have been identified and defined. They include depression, generalized anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia, and many more that it can often be treated.What's the difference mental illness is a mental health condition?

Depression Article Summary.

835240_2 — 2024-01-26 16:40:29 UTC

In this article it stated how depression is hugh to your mental health and different type of depressions. What depression does is that it affects how a person feels, sleeping, eating, or working. They can be signs of depression like losing interest, hard to concentrate, and a decrease in energy. It's not so hard to get depressed because it's a common mental disorder. If you feel like you have depression you can treat it by going to therapy or taking medications. If any of you were depressed what treatment did you take.

Mental health: Ava Przybylski

8211672 — 2024-01-26 16:41:41 UTC

The importance of mental health is very strong because mental health is a daily struggle for some people.and when it becomes a daily struggle it gets hard because you might not be in the right mindset and you dont think straight. The daily struggles of mental health are disorders or withdrawing from family and friends or thinking about death or suicide and we don't want those things to happen and it turns that person with those struggles into a unhappy person. and so the best thing we could possibly do is don't leave them alone and try and get them some help so they don's feel like this disgusting person and have bad feeling or side effects . So when people are trying to seek help for a mental illness like mental health let them or bring them to go see a therapist so that they can talk and hash there feeling out that they are feeling so that when they come out of the therapist office they can be feeling better about themselves and never have those feelings or stigmas again and be the best that they can be. Overall mental health is very serious when you are feeling it don't be scared to speak up and tell someone that you are feeling this way because you think someone is going to bully you it's because we want you to feel good about yourself and be able to speak your mind to the people that are close to you. How do you think people should cure there mental health.?

Mental health

2024-01-26 16:43:34 UTC

https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/caring-for-your-mental-health

This very educational article explains how you can keep your mental health up. A few Healthy ways you can are, to get regular exercise, Stay connected, and focus on positivity. Self-care is a significant thing and should be talked about more. You should check on people more and tell people nice things. When you should seek Professional help is when you have difficulty sleeping, Loss of interest in things you usually find enjoyable, and a hard time concentrating. What are something you can do to help your mental health?

mental illness article

827586 — 2024-01-26 16:48:31 UTC

Mental health is a problem that can affect everyone no matter their age or gender. Everyone will feel anxious or stressed sometimes but these are not quite mental illnesses. There are plenty of mental illnesses that affect lots of people for most of their life, like depression anxiety disorder, or OCD. Mental illnesses can affect people's everyday life and general function. This can make living with a mental illness very difficult. Symptoms of mental illness can include feeling depressed, very tired all the time, extreme mood swings, and withdrawing from loved ones. Do you know anyone that might be struggling with a mental illness?

Mental Health

830527 — 2024-01-26 16:51:36 UTC

Social Media has been on the rise from when it first came out with about 69% of American adults and 81% of teens have some form of Social Media. Social Media can be used to spread ideas, make videos, and other things but people also use it for bad to make fun of or bully other people. Social Media can cause a lot of anxiety for some people who will obsess about not getting a like from someone or if someone doesn't comment on their post. These things can cause unneeded stress for people especially teens. The early teens start Social Media the higher chance it will affect their mental health due to them fearing that they will miss out on things if they aren't on big social media app like Tik Tok, Instagram, or Snapchat. Social Media has also caused teens to become more sensitive about their bodies. This happens because kids can go on a app and see a model and they will compare them to themselves which causes teens to become insecure. There is a way to stop these things from happening though, people can take breaks through the week from Social Media, or by deleting one of their apps. Why do you think Social Media affects so many teens?

Mental Health and Medical Disorders - Ellie Miller

826228 — 2024-01-26 16:56:17 UTC

Mental Health was stated as a brain illness centuries ago. Today there are many different types of mental illness and they can be anything from eating disorders to depression. Mental Illnesses should be treated the same as medical disorders because they are just as severe. Working out and eating healthily improves your mental health as well as your physical health. Medical knowledge takes leaps toward the future, but we don't have to only use that knowlege just for medical reasons but also to figure out more about mental illnesses and how to treat them.

What are the differences between mental illnesses and medical disorders?

Importance of Mental health awareness in schools. - Angie Avendano

2024-01-27 20:38:33 UTC

The main point of my article is to discuss the importance of awareness of mental health in a school setting. According to the article, 60% of students don't graduate because of a mental illness they suffer from. The average age for early signs of mental illness is 13-14 years old, but most people don't seek help until adulthood. Even though mental illnesses happen at an early age, there is a lack of awareness in schools. Due to the increase in illnesses, schools need to spend more time educating staff and students about mental health. Teachers and administrators need to promote awareness and learn about the signs of mental illnesses in students. Teachers and students speaking out for others who suffer from mental illnesses can make a big impact on one's life.

anxiety disorder

2024-01-29 18:24:26 UTC

Many of us worry from time to time. We fret over finances, feel anxious about job interviews, or get nervous about social gatherings. These feelings can be normal or even helpful. They may give us a boost of energy or help us focus. But for people with anxiety disorders, they can be overwhelming.

Anxiety disorders affect nearly 1 in 5 American adults each year. People with these disorders have feelings of fear and uncertainty that interfere with every day activities and last for 6 months or more. Anxiety disorders can also raise your risk for other medical problems such as heart disease, diabetes, substance abuse, and depression. how can we help this?

Young people’s mental health is finally getting the attention it needs.

8209401 — 2024-01-30 17:12:13 UTC

This mental health article is about how young people struggle with mental health just like adults do. The United Nations has created a children’s charity for mental health and It’s the first time in the organization’s history that this flagship report has tackled the challenges in and opportunities for preventing and treating mental-health problems among young people. The meaning of children’s mental health is just as important as adults because children could even be going though equal or even worse symptoms or disorders. How can us kids have another voice?