After another decade of WHO efforts, is the suicide rate of young girls even higher?

Suzanne Petroni, senior director of the International Center for Women’s Studies, used to believe that, According to numerous research data, The leading cause of female death is maternal mortality, In September 2014, the World Health Organization (WHO) published a report entitled “World Adolescent Health: Second opportunity for the Second Decade, The conclusion was surprising. [I read the report, There are some subtext in it that is worth examining. Petroni said, [The leading cause of death among girls aged 15 to 19 is suicide, Not maternal death.] In April 2015, the report’s conclusion made headlines in all major media. Petroni repeatedly verified the conclusion and called friends working at WHO to finally confirm that the conclusion is true: the leading cause Read More …

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Children gnawing nails: Is it a disease or a habit?

It is estimated that many adults have the memory of gnawing nails in their childhood-the appearance of drooling and gnawing nails, which makes them feel very pictorial! Children’s nail-biting behavior is extremely common, mostly starting at an early age and gradually decreasing with age. However, some nail-biting adulthood may continue. Many parents are distressed by their children’s behavior. The effect of bitter agent painting nails and wearing finger cuffs does not seem to last long. Punishment and intimidation will not only fail to improve nail gnawing behavior, but will backfire. So, is severe nail biting a disease and should it be treated? Nail gnawing is a disease and must be treated. Perhaps some parents will think that many children have Read More …