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Thrive By Five app officially launched in Afghanistan to boost early learning - Vimarsana News

Thrive By Five app officially launched in Afghanistan to boost early learning

Afghanistan’s largest private philanthropic organization, The Bayat Foundation, on Tuesday officially launched a new early childhood development (ECD) initiative, which was broadcast live on Ariana Television. The initiative, in the form of an innovative mobile phone application, Mano Kodakam, is aimed at increasing awareness around the importance of a child’s early years, and empowering Afghan

'It's scary, the thought of not having access': New anti-depressant considered for PBS - Vimarsana News

'It's scary, the thought of not having access': New anti-depressant considered for PBS

Esketamine nasal spray was approved by Australia’s medical regulator last year, but without a PBS listing it will cost patients more than $3000 for an eight-week course.

Mental health experts say a nasal spray to help relieve depression should be subsidised to make it more affordable to sufferers. - Vimarsana News

Mental health experts say a nasal spray to help relieve depression should be subsidised to make it more affordable to sufferers.

Mental health experts say a nasal spray to help relieve depression should be subsidised to make it more aff...

Senior executives report far better mental health - Vimarsana News

Senior executives report far better mental health

Research into mental health and inclusion in Australian workplaces found a big gap in perception between bosses and staff of mental health at work.

Lockdown toll: One in eight have new mental health condition - Vimarsana News

Lockdown toll: One in eight have new mental health condition

NSW Mental Health Commissioner Catherine Lourey told the Herald Australia will need to recruit from abroad to boost its depleted and exhausted mental health workforce, as demand outstrips supply for services after two years of lockdowns and pandemic distress.

Source: smh.com.au