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NTUST alumni Pai Lin and Lin Yu-heng release ＂When Depressy Strikes, Hold It Tight,＂ a comic book tackling depression stigma. The book gains acclaim in Taiwan and Thailand.

World Suicide Prevention Day is Sept. 10. The Ministry of Health and Welfare reports rising suicide rates among teens and middle-aged adults due to depression. Psychiatrist Chou Po-han stresses personalized treatment and the importance of support. For help, contact Lifeline at 1995 or other hotlines.

Climate change is intensifying Taiwan’s heat, affecting daily life and mental health. Experts highlight rising ＂climate anxiety＂ and the need for cooling solutions.

A study by the Taiwan Occupational Hygiene Association reveals 34.9% of firefighters face high stress, with over half experiencing poor sleep. Experts urge intervention.

Taiwan plans to open 71 community mental health centers by year-end to enhance support programs. Director Chen Po-See stresses their role in promoting mental health.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare reports cancer as the leading cause of death since 1982. Suicide rates rose 4.2% last year, prompting new prevention efforts.

Taiwan ranks eighth globally for communal dining, boosting happiness, according to the 2025 World Happiness Report. Shared meals enhance well-being and social ties.

Former baseball star Kuo Hong-Chih joins Taiwan’s World Baseball Classic team as a mental health officer. He aims to boost players’ resilience and bridge gaps between players and coaches.

Canadian authorities suspect Kai-Ji Adam Lo in the Vancouver festival attack that killed 11. Lo, facing mental health issues, has been charged with murder.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan reports that 20% of abused children in 2024 have special needs. Experts stress early intervention and support.

A 26-year-old woman died after falling at a Taichung mall, marking the third such incident in 47 days. The mall plans to enhance safety measures.

Premier Cho Jung-tai announced new postpartum health care services launching in May, benefiting up to 80,000 individuals. The initiative includes psychological counseling and health consultations to improve maternal care in Taiwan.

Jeremy Lin led the New Taipei Kings to a 108-87 win over the Taoyuan Taiwan Beer Leopards, scoring 36 points. He discussed mental health and the value of professional help.

CouchSpace, a Taiwanese startup, developed a mindfulness app to address mental health neglect among Asians. The app offers white noise, guided instructions, and online counseling to promote mindfulness as a lifestyle.

The Action Alliance on Basic Education in Taiwan highlights smartphone addiction’s role in teen emotional disorders. They urge digital literacy in schools and propose policy changes to manage device use. The Ministry of Education’s plan addresses these challenges, noting a 41% rise in student disorders.

A Taiwan legislator and youth rights group urge the government to tackle student mental health issues after GSAT results. They call for better counseling and privacy protection.

The Mental Health Foundation’s 2024 index reveals Taiwan’s mental health score at 81.67, just above passing. Sleep disorders and aging preparedness are key concerns.

The Ministry of Labor’s report confirms workplace bullying led to a civil servant’s suicide in Taipei. It highlights the oppressive management style of Hsieh Yi-jung, causing stress and resignations.

Family members held a private memorial for author Chiung Yao on Dec. 11. Her suicide has raised concerns about elder suicide in Taiwan, prompting experts to urge proactive care and awareness of risk factors and warning signs.

The National Alliance of Women and Children Organization criticizes proposed changes to Taiwan’s Assisted Reproduction Act, citing concerns over children’s rights and identity.

Taiwan’s health ministry supports mental health leave for public servants, collaborating with departments for advice. Details are under review by personnel administration.

Chou Hung-hsien supports mental health leave for civil servants, similar to schools, despite opposition. He plans to amend the Civil Service Protection Act.

Knife attacks on Taiwan’s public transport raise safety concerns despite its ranking as the fifth safest country. Officials urge against linking violence to mental illness.

EdYouth urges reform of Taiwan’s telecommunication counseling age limit, advocating for accessibility for teens under 18. They seek legislative support to enhance mental health services.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih announced policies to boost public health, including expanded rotavirus vaccinations and new mental health centers. The city aims to eradicate hepatitis C by 2025 and build dementia-friendly communities.