One in four teenagers show signs of depression: poll
10 Sep
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One in four teenagers show signs of depression: poll

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Poll results released by an NGO on Sunday suggest that around one in four secondary school students could be suffering from symptoms of "medium to severe" levels of depression and anxiety. The Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service asked more than 1,800 students to fill in self-evaluation forms between November and March. It found that 25.9 and 22 percent of students showed signs of depression and anxiety respectively, compared to 25.5 and 20.5 percent last year. A little more than 20 percent of them also said they felt stressed out. The NGO's clinical psychologist, Jeff Kei, said the findings are concerning. "Nowadays, there are so many changes in society. For example, we're adapting to new technologies such as AI," he told RTHK. "So the fast-paced society and numerous changes definitely add to the stress of teenagers." Kei called on...
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Development Of FF7 Remake Part 3 And Kingdom Hearts 4 Are On Schedule, Says Director
10 Sep
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Development Of FF7 Remake Part 3 And Kingdom Hearts 4 Are On Schedule, Says Director

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Many, many RPG fans are patiently awaiting the next installment in the Kingdom Hearts franchise. And a lot of those people are waiting for Final Fantasy VII Remake‘s third and final installment, too. As you might expect, some are worried about how development is proceeding on these two massive Square Enix RPGs, and to help calm those players down, FF7 and Kh4 director Tetsuya Nomura has attempted to reassure us all that things are going “smoothly.” As reported by Gematsuduring Friday’s Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis 2nd Anniversary broadcast, Nomura hopped in toward the end after seemingly spotting comments in the chat asking about FF7 Remake’s third...
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Catholic schools call for vigilance, unity amid corruption in PH
10 Sep
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Catholic schools call for vigilance, unity amid corruption in PH

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By MARIEL CELINE SERQUIA, GMA Integrated News Published September 8, 2025 11:07pm The Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) urged Filipinos to "turn outrage into a sustained proclamation of hope with firm commitment to change and moral renewal" amid the recent revelations linked to the alleged corrupt practices in the country. In a statement on Monday, CEAP said corruption is “so deeply rooted that we have long numbed ourselves to it.” “To all Filipino citizens, we urge vigilance and unity: engage with public officials, monitor local projects, join community consultations, report irregularities, and refuse complicity in bribery,” the group of Catholic schools said. Citing Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium, the association described corruption as a “process of death” that...
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