by the la ncet study that has been done by the lancetjournal, study that has been done by the lancet journalas been done by the lancetjournal, the front page of the guardian looking at the fact that in the uk they are going to look at monitoring people in schools. the guardian article was extremely gloomy and the report is damning in terms of lack of investment, lack of money being put into this issue, this problem and trying to tackle it around the world. absolutely, it has been so brushed under the carpet, notjust in the uk. there is a stigma associated with it. i think we've had more sociocultural change in the past 50 years than in previous 500, andi past 50 years than in previous 500, and i think people are to cope. i think men in this country particularly are struggling. it is the biggest cause of death for men under the age of 55 in this country, it isa under the age of 55 in this country, it is a massive epidemic of anxiety, stress, depression, it is stress, social media causing these issues. i have two children, i am worried about the world that they are coming into, the mental ocea

the study published in the lancet journal says that this failure is exacerbating poverty and economicalth day with the appointment of what's thought to be the world's first minister for suicide prevention. sophie hutchinson reports. the duke and duchess of cambridge are showing their support for the global summit on mental health which is under way. today to mark world mental health day ministers are focusing on suicide prevention. rates are falling, but a500 people still take their lives in an danny chia. the government is announcing new funding for the samaritans to ensure the helpline remains free for the next four years, and a new title for health ministerjacqui doyle—price, to become the uk's first ministerfor doyle—price, to become the uk's first minister for suicide prevention. it is hoped that the new role will help tackle the stigma around suicide. the mental health charity sainz is that while it welcomes this, many patients in uk are welcomes this, many patients in uk a re left welcomes this, many patients in uk are left in crisis because there is no treatment available.|j a

company by the way in two thousand and six the lancet medical journal published an estimate of six hundred fifty thousand iraqis whose lives were lost in that war the contract win is especially good news for g.e. because it shores up their ailing power business as their c.e.o. considers radical restructuring.

company by the way in two thousand and six the lancet medical journal published an estimate of six hundred fifty thousand iraqis whose lives were lost in that war the contract win is especially good news for g.e. because it shores up their ailing power business as their c.e.o. considers radical restructuring including selling off major g.e. divisions g.e. stock shot up in trading earlier today by forty cents per share on the news. japan's fourth largest publicly traded company is visibly reconsidering the risk of business ties to saudi arabia after the alleged murder of journalist jim off the show get a saudi consulate and istanbul turkey more than two weeks ago whom busters will recall that softbank group previously unveiled a one hundred billion dollar investment vehicle they called the vision fund with forty five billion dollars of that total coming from saudi arabia just a week ago saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon said the monarchy might invest another forty five billion in a second vision fun but now soft bank chief operating officer says the group is anxiously looking at what

company by the way in two thousand and six the lancet medical journal published an estimate of six hundred fifty thousand iraqis whose lives were lost in that war the contract win is especially good news for g.e. because it shores up their ailing power business as their c.e.o. considers radical restructuring including selling off major g.e. divisions g.e. stock shot up in trading earlier today by forty cents per share on the news. japan's fourth largest publicly traded company is visibly reconsidering the risk of business ties to saudi arabia after the alleged murder of journalist jim off the show get a saudi consulate and istanbul turkey more than two weeks ago whom busters will recall that softbank group previously unveiled a one hundred billion dollar investment vehicle they called the vision fund with forty five billion dollars of that total coming from saudi arabia just a week ago saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon said the monarchy might invest another forty five billion in a second vision fun but now soft bank chief operating officer says the group is anxiously looking at what

dr jonas cooper for speaking to us one of the co-authors of a landmark report by the medical journal the lancet here at the world's first global summit on mental health beat about to turn a thanks very much. trump says he's considering five candidates for the role of u.s. ambassador to the u.n. after nikki haley's sudden resignation yesterday mr serry says she wants a break from public life and she's ruling out running against mr trump in the twenty twenty presidential elections mike hanna reports now from the united nations . many and. disagreed with the policies that the us representative championed again but during eighteen months at the un nikki haley engendered a great deal of respect forming warm personal relationships with those she supported as well as those she so forcibly opposed the secretary general had a truly very good working relationship with her they worked. to get through some of the toughest moments i think between the u.s. and the u.n. some diplomat said privately spoken about haleigh's loss of influence within the trumpet ministration in particular following the appointment

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dheepthika: these statistics come from the british science journal "the lancet." they attribute factors like child brides, arranged marriages, domestic violence, and lack of financial independence among indian women as being contribute in factors for the startling statistic of female suicide. on that note, it appears that the me too movement has finally reached india. "the guardian" explains that it began last week when a group of women accused a well-known comedian of sending lewd pictures. these accusations, they say, were inspired by christine blasey ford's testimony at the u.s. senate. following this, accusations against a popular indian author, then the junior foreign minister . bollywood has not been spared. one actress reiterated her accusations against a veteran actor. sparked a director to a clues -- to accuse a bollywood veteran of ripping her twice nearly 20 years ago. delano: the me too movement has a flip side to it, and one mother is blaming the movement for her son not going out on dates. dheepthika: that tweet has backfired. delano: i think many wo

according to a new study published in the journal lancet, in 20 years, the u.s.have the biggest drop in life expectancy ranking of all high income countries,falling from 43rd place in 2016, to 64th place by 2040.at that point, the average life expectancy should 79.8 years. and while the global average is expected to rise by 4.4 years over the next two decadces,for americans, that number will only be increase by 1.1 years.the two biggest factors in the decline of life expectancy in the u.s. are increases in drug-related deaths and obesity.the report says that people in spain are expected to live the longest by 2040, an average to 85.8 years,just beating out japan, which has long held the number one position.the bottom two spots on the list belong to lesotho,and the central african republic, both with life expectancies of less than 60 years.for today's health (vicki) a new thermal bra designed with breast cancer survivors in mind is now on the market. the woman behind the idea is jodie faber -- a breast cancer survivor. she said she noticed she had problems staying

according to a new study published in the journal lancet, in 20 years, the u.s.he biggest drop in life expectancy ranking of all high income countries, falling from 43rd place in 2016, to 64th place by 2040. at that point, the average life expectancy should 79.8 years. and while the global average is expected to rise by 4.4 years over the next two decades, for americans, that number will only be increase by 1.1 factors the decline of life expectancy in the u.s. are increases in (grant) and a warning to check your freezers... more than 2-point-4 million pounds of frozen taquitos are being recalled over concerns that they may be contaminated with salmonella. the taquitos were produced by ruiz food products between july 1st and october 1st. they were distributed all across the country. the recall was issued after the company learned that the diced onions used in the taquitos may be contaminated. we have a list of the exact flavors being recalled on our website at kron 4 dot com. (vicki) up next... a rare sighting of an underwater creature who has only been seen once

consider, for example, the lifestyle heart trial published in the british journal of the lancet in 1990. 48 patients with moderate or severe coronary artery disease were randomly assigned to usual care or an intensive lifestyle that included a low fat, vegetarian diet, an hour of daily walking, psychosocial support and stress management. after a year, the lifestyle patients had a nearly 5% reduction in coronary plaque. control patients, on the other hand, had an average 5% more coronary obstruction after one year and 28% after five years. they also had roughly double the rate of cardiac events, including heart attacks, coronary bypass surgery, and cardiac-related deaths. now, here's an interesting fact. some patients in the control group adopted diet and exercise plans that were as intensive as the patients in the intensive lifestyle group. what they were missing was the stress management component. these control patients still had progression of their heart disease. diet and exercise alone were not enough to facilitate coronary disease regression. at both one and five-year followups, s