'Failure to take action on toxic suicide forums has cost 133 lives, including my sister's. But a social media ban would only punish teens, not save them'
The article discusses the tragic impact of toxic suicide forums on mental health, highlighting the author's personal loss and advocating for targeted action rather than a blanket social media ban.
No one will be able to blackmail with private photos, government agency reveals prevention mantra
A government agency in India has shared guidelines on preventing blackmailing related to private photos through a post on social media.
Social project to combat drugs had 100% of funds diverted on the same day of transfer, says police
A Brazilian police report reveals that a social project aimed at combating drug abuse in Palmas misappropriated all public funds intended for its operation shortly after the funds were transferred.
Instagram will alert parents about teenagers' suicide searches
Instagram will notify parents if their teenage children make repeated searches related to suicide or self-harm.
Instagram: It will notify parents of any searches their children make for suicide
Instagram will start notifying parents if their children make multiple searches related to suicide or self-harm within a short period, as pressure mounts on governments to restrict social media use for those under 16.
How to Prevent a Stroke, According to Doctor Jorge Tartaglione
Cardiologist Jorge Tartaglione outlines essential strategies for preventing strokes, emphasizing the importance of social connections and timely medical attention.
Stockholm first in the country to track six-year-olds
Stockholm is implementing a tracking program for six-year-olds deemed at risk of future criminality, investing 55 million kronor in a family-centered approach.
The disease spreads through blood - Finland increases countermeasures
Finland's Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has allocated €6.95 million to combat Hepatitis C infections and related deaths.
Boxing for Peace: How to enroll in the new program that will provide monthly support of 9,000 pesos?
The Mexican government launched 'Boxing for Peace', a program aimed at promoting sports discipline and social prevention by incorporating boxers as community instructors with financial support and free access to classes for children and youth.
Boxing for Peace: A program that integrates sports and social prevention
President Claudia Sheinbaum launched the 'Boxing for Peace' program aimed at promoting sports and social prevention by training professional boxers as community instructors for youth across the country.
Tracked thousands of unemployed – then the Employment Service slammed the brakes
Sweden's Employment Service found 4,000 suspected fraudsters using a new method of tracking IP addresses but has contacted only 208 months later, citing system updates as a reason for the delay.
Ministry's Plan: Vaccination Procedures Change in Schools and Health Certificates Disappear in Food Establishments
The Ministry of Social Affairs has proposed an update to a law that has been in place for over two decades to align infectious disease prevention with contemporary threats, introducing significant changes for parents, employers, and care homes.
The cause of feminicide in Brazil: how education and family help in prevention
The article discusses the underlying social issues contributing to feminicide in Brazil and how education and family dynamics can play a role in its prevention.
N. Papathanasis: New Actions for Gender Equality and Combating Violence in Universities
The Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, Nikos Papathanasis, announced that two more universities in Greece will participate in a program aimed at promoting gender equality and providing psychological support, funded by the European Social Fund.
Let's Use the 'Sugar Burden Fund' for Care-Centered Medicine
The article argues for shifting healthcare focus from treating chronic diseases reactively in hospitals to proactive community care and prevention, emphasizing that social and environmental factors significantly influence chronic health issues.
Suicide Prevention in Japan: The End of Silence
In Akita, Japan, activists are breaking the social taboo surrounding suicide and initiating prevention efforts in a region previously known for high rates of suicide.