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Workplace pressure, fear of stigma keep employees from seeking mental health help

KUALA LUMPUR: Excessive workloads, workplace pressure, and the fear of stigma are driving employees into depression and severe mental health conditions, with many afraid to seek help for fear of jeopardising their careers.

Workplace pressure, fear of stigma keep employees from seeking mental health help

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Smiling pope returns to Vatican after cancer surgery

Pope Leo XIV's discharge on Saturday, four days after undergoing lung cancer surgery, ended a stretch of uncertainty that shook the Vatican and the world's 1.4 billion Catholics, less than two years into the Chicago-born pope's papacy.

Shadle Park senior Maya Burnette thriving on, off volleyball court less than one year after cancer diagnosis | Prep Volleyball

Oct. 17—Brooke Meyer could tell something was off when she looked out on the volleyball court last fall. Specifically it was when the coach of 27 years watched her then-junior libero Maya Burnette. A girl usually full of energy and spunk seemed to always be sick and feeling exhausted.

  • Maya Burnette, Shadle Park senior, diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia last fall
  • Burnette underwent five rounds of chemotherapy, received community support
  • Burnette remains cancer-free, excelling in volleyball without missing a beat

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