Psychiatrists and psychologists have higher incidence of mental illness in themselves!

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Psychiatrists and psychologists treat mental issues of their patients. But what about their own mental illnesses?  Psychiatrists and psychologists are more ill mentally  Doctors   are in great stress during their training as well as career period. The workload, busy and fast life schedules, and higher expectations and competitiveness and the nature of the job itself leads to a sense of exhaustion, both physical and mental. There is a heavy burnout. Moreover, time for socialization is almost nil.  Hence, doctors are in grave risk of suffering from mental health illnesses. And in this, psychiatrists and psychologists have a higher risk and incidence of mental health issues.  It is a sad truth that psychiatrists and psychologists are more ill mentally than general public or other doctors. This has been known but not accepted and recognised sufficiently.  Also, read: Narcissist mothers are non-loving and jealous of their daughters  Studies have revealed that psychiatrists and psychologists
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Coronavirus wave created by Modi wave in India

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Most of the people have heard or read about The Lancet journal. It is the most reputed international medical journal. In its recent editorial piece, there is an article on the grim situation that India is in now: The Covid crisis. Its analysis also clearly shows what the intellectuals of the land and expert scientists are telling since long: The fault is of the current central government of India and its chief, Modi. 

The Lancet and its editorial on the current covid crisis of India 

The Lancet's recent issue has an editorial on the severe covid cases in India. There are daily 3-4 lakh cases coming positive for covid and the deaths daily due to the virus touches 4000. And the government is mum. No personal or social media appearances of Modi!  Where is he hiding? 

The article states that the covid situation in India is self-inflicted and the government owes an apology to its people. It adds that Modi's refusal to own up his mistakes is only complicating matters and making them worse. The success would lie in Modi accepting his wrongs and making attempts to overcome it. Not otherwise. 

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The piece clearly puts it in frank words:

"[PM] Modi's actions in attempting to stifle criticism and open discussion during the crisis are inexcusable,"

"India squandered its early successes in controlling COVID-19. Until April, the government's COVID-19 taskforce had not met in months. The consequences of that decision are clear before us, and India must now restructure its response while the crisis rages," 

Coronavirus cases rise high in India (Source: Business Standard)

"The success of that effort will depend on the government owning up to its mistakes, providing responsible leadership and transparency, and implementing a public health response that has science at its heart," 

Warnings ignored

The government and its blind loyal followers  (bhakts in local language) are mostly religious fanatics. They were triumphing in the initial decrease in cases of coronavirus. Repeated warnings of a second wave and new variant strains was given to them by national and international experts but the ignorant government purposefully ignored it in the name of economy and religion. The Health Minister,  Harshavardhan was equally responsible for spreading wrong messages. In early March 2021, he went on to say that India has conquered the pandemic and is in its endgame!!! The Lancet adds:

"Despite warnings about the risks of super-spreader events, the government allowed religious festivals to go ahead, drawing millions of people from around the country, along with huge political rallies-conspicuous for their lack of COVID-19 mitigation measures,"

The vaccination drive of India 

Lancet has also spoken about the haphazard and largely incomplete vaccination policy of the country. Less than 2%of the population has been vaccinated and irregularly. It is all botched up. The article clearly puts it:

No social distancing in India (Source: TOI)

"At times, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has seemed more intent on removing criticism on Twitter than trying to control the pandemic,"

2.19 crore people affected and 2.4 lakh deaths have taken place. The Lancet states:

"The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimates that India will see a staggering 1 million deaths from COVID-19 by Aug 1. If that outcome were to happen, Modi's government would be responsible for presiding over a self-inflicted national catastrophe,"

The double and triple mutant variants formed on Indian soil have reached the shores of China, France, Nepal and such countries. Will these countries also have to pay the price of the irresponsibility of Modi and his poor governance?



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