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Can TV shows help teens navigate bullying, depression and other mental health issues?

Credit: UCLA Center for Scholars and Storytellers Popular television shows and movies can bolster teenagers mental health and help them cope with bullying, sexual assault, suicidal thoughts, substance abuse and depression when these issues are depicted with empathy and appropriate resources are provided, a report published by UCLA s Center for Scholars and Storytellers shows. And the need is great. Recent research has shown that children between the ages of 11 and 17 are more likely than any other age group to report moderate to severe anxiety and depression, said Yalda Uhls, founder and executive director of the center and an adjunct assistant professor of psychology.

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Can TV shows help teens navigate bullying, depression and other mental health issues?

Can TV shows help teens navigate bullying, depression and other mental health issues?
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Bold Health s CBT-based IBS Self-Management App Demonstrates Efficacy in Clinical Trial

Share this article Share this article LONDON, May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Bold Health, a digital health company providing integrative virtual care and digital therapies for digestive conditions, announced the results from their randomized controlled trial (RCT) in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania, on the efficacy of Zemedy, a mobile digital therapeutic for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Detailed results of the RCT (N=121) were published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research and showed that patients using Zemedy revealed significant improvements in IBS symptoms, quality of life, and mental health scores compared to the waitlist control group. Thanks to this trial, we saw how technological advancement can improve access to effective therapies for chronic conditions that go beyond traditional treatments, says Dr Jossy Onwude, the co-founder and Chief Medical and Product Officer at Bold Health.

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Survey measures health care delays during pandemic s beginning

Survey measures health care delays during pandemic s beginning
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Survey measures health care delays during pandemic s beginning

Survey measures health care delays during pandemic s beginning
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