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11/27/2018 5:03:20 PM

Mental health disorders on the rise among youngsters says report

A new report has shown that one fifth of all girls aged between 17 and 19 years and a tenth of boys in the same age group in England are suicidal or have tried to harm themselves.

This report comes after a 13 year long study that is one of the largest. Several issues including social media abuse, sexual violence and pressure to appear good and happy have come up in the survey that experts have said are worrying.

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The report was generated by the NatCen Social Research, the Office for National Statistics and Youth in Mind. A total of 9,711 participants were scanned during this study.

This latest study is government sponsored and has also found that mental health disorders are on the rise. Even among toddlers aged 2 to 4 years there is a 5.5 percent prevalence of mental health disorders. This is the first study to have gathered data on children of such a young age group. The report released by the NHS Digital has revealed that one in eight of 11 to 19 year old children had some form of mental ailment in 2017.

Mental health survey was last carried out in 2004 among children aged 5 to 15 years of age. It was seen that among these children the prevalence rose from 10.1 percent in 2004 to 11.2 percent in 2017. This small rise was surprising considering that there are a large number of young girls who have tried to self harm or commit suicide. It was seen that 21.5 percent of the girls aged between 17 and 19 years have attempted suicide or tried to self-harm.

Girls of this age had a high prevalence (23.9 percent) of mental health disorders, the report found. Most of the cases were anxiety and depression, the study noted. Similarly boys of this age group had a prevalence of 9.7 percent who tried to commit suicide or attempted self-harm.

According to Emma Thomas, the chief executive of the charity Young Minds there are several factors that could be contributing to such “worrying” numbers. “Pressure to do well at school, college or university, difficulty finding work or starting a new job, and moving to a new area all help explain the widespread anguish among them.” Social media, she said was used to compare themselves with others and the number of “likes” or “comments” often determined the popularity.

Jemima Olchawski, the Chief Executive of Agenda that campaigns for girls and women at risk of mental health problems, said that not all blame can be placed at the doors of body image and social media. She blamed sexual influences, pressures and sexual violence among teenage girls and young women.

Sue Rogers, the services manager at Action for Children said that sleep problems, behavioural problems, excessive crying and eating difficulties may be the clues that toddlers and children give out if there is a problem. Prof Tamsin Ford, one of the study’s co-authors who focuses on child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of Exeter did not agree that excessive use of gadgets and phones were responsible for these numbers.


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11/27/2018 5:48:32 PM

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11/27/2018 6:54:26 PM
Snowstorm drops up to 13 inches on Chicago area, strands travelers, leaves tens of thousands without power

Katherine Rosenberg-Douglas, Karen CullottaChicago Tribune

Chicagoans digging themselves out of one of the city’s worst November snowstorms can look forward to dry weather for the next few days, but snow-related problems persisted late into Monday with extensive delays at Chicago’s airports and power outages for more than 140,000 residents.

The storm pummeled the Chicago area Sunday night and Monday morning with winds of more than 50 mph, dropping more than 8 inches of snow at O’Hare International Airport and up to 13 inches in the hardest-hit areas in the northwest suburbs, southern Wisconsin and areas south of Rockford along Interstate 39.

By itself, the storm — the second measurable snowfall for the month — catapulted this month to sixth snowiest November in Chicago history, behind November 1975’s total of 10.8 inches, according to the National Weather Service. Chicago recorded 1 inch of snow Nov. 9, the earliest snowfall in 30 years."

READ MORE: City, suburbs clean up after one of worst November storms ever to hit Chicago area »

It snarled the Monday morning commute for both drivers and Metra riders, and shuttered hundreds of schools for the day. McHenry, Kane and DuPage counties also closed some governmental offices.

Traffic on expressways slowed to under 20 mph at the height of rush hour, with authorities reporting numerous spinouts and collisions. Every Metra line reported delays, primarily for equipment malfunction and signal problems.

CTA riders were spared, as no weather-related problems were reported on either trains or buses.

Cancellations and delays still plagued airport travelers as of Monday afternoon, with more than 1,300 cancellations at both airports, most of them at O’Hare.

Delays for arrivals at O’Hare averaged more than 70 minutes as of Monday afternoon. Conditions were better at Midway Airport, where delays averaged less than 20 minutes. Just 73 flights were canceled at Midway, compared with 1,302 at O’Hare, according to the city’s Aviation Department.

Boards displaying departures at O’Hare were filled with red-marked cancellations. A snack cart was wheeled up to appease American Airlines customers waiting in a particularly long line.

Chicagoans digging themselves out of one of the city’s worst November snowstorms can look forward to dry weather for the next few days, but snow-related problems persisted late into Monday with extensive delays at Chicago’s airports and power outages for more than 140,000 residents.

The storm pummeled the Chicago area Sunday night and Monday morning with winds of more than 50 mph, dropping more than 8 inches of snow at O’Hare International Airport and up to 13 inches in the hardest-hit areas in the northwest suburbs, southern Wisconsin and areas south of Rockford along Interstate 39.

By itself, the storm — the second measurable snowfall for the month — catapulted this month to sixth snowiest November in Chicago history, behind November 1975’s total of 10.8 inches, according to the National Weather Service. Chicago recorded 1 inch of snow Nov. 9, the earliest snowfall in 30 years."

READ MORE: City, suburbs clean up after one of worst November storms ever to hit Chicago area »

It snarled the Monday morning commute for both drivers and Metra riders, and shuttered hundreds of schools for the day. McHenry, Kane and DuPage counties also closed some governmental offices.

Traffic on expressways slowed to under 20 mph at the height of rush hour, with authorities reporting numerous spinouts and collisions. Every Metra line reported delays, primarily for equipment malfunction and signal problems.

CTA riders were spared, as no weather-related problems were reported on either trains or buses.

Cancellations and delays still plagued airport travelers as of Monday afternoon, with more than 1,300 cancellations at both airports, most of them at O’Hare.

Delays for arrivals at O’Hare averaged more than 70 minutes as of Monday afternoon. Conditions were better at Midway Airport, where delays averaged less than 20 minutes. Just 73 flights were canceled at Midway, compared with 1,302 at O’Hare, according to the city’s Aviation Department.

Boards displaying departures at O’Hare were filled with red-marked cancellations. A snack cart was wheeled up to appease American Airlines customers waiting in a particularly long line.

Some inbound flights at O’Hare were more than three hours behind schedule, frustrating passengers heading home from the Thanksgiving holiday.


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11/28/2018 8:39:02 PM
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Media Shields American Public From The Truth: USA is Working With Al Qaeda in Yemen

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Militant fighters in Yemen's southern Lahej province.
US media obfuscation of the truth about the Yemen war has effectively shielded the American public from learning that their country is in league with Al Qaeda forces there, Rania Khalek reports.

Al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula (AQAP) is supposed to be the branch most dangerous to Americans because it is actively plotting attacks on the US. Yet, the US-backed coalition of Arab nations, led by Saudi Arabia, has cozied up with the group amid the stalled military intervention against the Houthis. AQAP not only fights coalition members, but even serves as a source of recruits for it.

The US has a long history of using radical religious extremists to do their dirty work, from propping the Muslim Brotherhood against socialist movements, and arming and training the mujahideen against the USSR in Afghanistan, to turning a blind eye to the predominance of various jihadist groups among anti-government 'rebels' in Syria.

But the American public is mostly oblivious to the fact that the terrorists, which their country has been supposedly fighting to eradicate since the 9/11 attacks, are de facto US allies in Yemen.

The US mainstream media does not give such details their deserved coverage. The entire Yemeni debacle has been flying under the radar for years, as the Saudi-led coalition bombs weddings and marketplaces and blocks food supplies to the starving nation, Khalek says.




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11/28/2018 8:53:09 PM
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Shocking video of disabled woman viciously beaten by brainwashed liberal nazi for smoking in car park

smoking attack

The alleged attack left Emma Martin (pictured) with a fractured skull, broken ribs, a busted eye socket and a burst eardrum
The appalling footage shows the man allegedly kick the 36-year-old in the ribs while she is lying on the ground. WARNING: Confronting images.

A 36-year-old Gold Coast woman has allegedly been severely bashed by a man for smoking a cigarette in an underground car park.

Emma Martin, a disability pensioner, was in the carpark of her Southport apartment building with a female friend when the two women were approached by a fellow resident, Nine News reported.

The neighbour, identified by Nine News as Rewi Borell, argued that Ms Martin was not allowed to smoke within the area.

smoking attack

Disability pensioner Emma Martin (right) has spoken of the terrifying moment she was allegedly savagely beaten and kicked to the ground in her apartment car park
"What is your deal mate? F*ck off"

Ms Martin's friend Kylie Klievens filmed the alleged incident on her mobile phone.

In the shocking video, Ms Klievens can be heard saying, "come on, stop it" as her friend is pushed to the ground beside a parked car.

"What is your deal mate? F*ck off," Ms Martin says.

A man's voice responds, "You're not allowed to smoke down here mate. My baby's sick, she's got asthma."


Comment: If he was so concerned then an enclosed space with car exhaust fumes would be the last place he would want his child.


The footage also shows the man allegedly kick Ms Martin in the ribs while she is lying on the ground.

A newborn was metres away from the attack

A newborn baby was reportedly metres away during the alleged incident.

Ms Martin suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs and a burst eardrum in the alleged attack.

She spent several days in hospital.

Mr Borell is now being charged with assault occasioning bodily harm. He is due to face Southport Magistrate's Court next week.


Comment: The anti-smoking lobby have succeeded in the demonisation of smokers and now any creature can use their bidding as excuse to express their abhorrent nature:As if often the case in our twisted reality, contrary to the propaganda, smoking tobacco has numerous important benefits:Also check out SOTT radio's: The Health & Wellness Show: The Truth about Tobacco and the Benefits of Nicotine

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