It’s increasingly becoming clear that the suicide crisis affects more men than women.
It is difficult to accurately measure the suicide rate in the Philippines because of faulty reporting or measurement errors. However, based on a study by the Philippine Statistics Authority, deaths attributed to suicide hovered at around 2,500 annually between 2015 to ...
Moonbin's apparent suicide highlights South Korea's much larger suicide problem among the youth. They don't call it "Hell-Joseon" for nothing.
When we think of the star power of South Korea, we think of a country that has largely benefited from the globalization of its celebrity product. The country has produced top-tier singers, dancers, actors, and other entertainers that can compete with ...
The rate of suicidal ideation and depressive symptoms have only gotten worse among younger Filipinos, said a 2021 Young Adult Fertility and Sexuality Study. What's more troubling is the substantial increase over the course of an eight-year period, raising the ...
But the Dep Ed said it would implement “blended” learning.
An Albay student died by suicide last week reportedly because he was stressed about expenses related to online learning. The body of the incoming Grade 9 student was discovered by his brother in a small hut near ther home last June 16 ...
The increasing number of mental illness cases in the Philippines is alarming.
Depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses are on the rise. Just last year, a record number of 3.29 million people in the Philippines were said to be living with depression.Statistics also show that 300 million people are battling the condition ...
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, and Facebook wants you to know about its tools for helping a friend in distress.
Every 40 seconds, someone in the world takes their own life. That's according to data from the WHO, which reports that about 800,000 people commit suicide every year.The best way to help friends with suicidal thoughts is to show ...
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