Medical Students' Deaths Linked to Mental Health Struggles
Medical Students' Deaths Linked to Mental Health Struggles
Medical Students' Deaths Linked to Mental Health Struggles
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A 300-level medical student from the University of Lagos, identified as Williams, has died ahead of examinations, with the cause suspected to be suicide linked to academic pressure and personal issues. Provost David Oke noted that Williams had posted a cryptic 'goodbye' message prior to his death, prompting concerns among peers. The management plans to conduct an autopsy following a meeting with the student's family. Meanwhile, in Kanchipuram, India, a fifth-year medical student named Sherley tragically jumped from her hostel's fifth floor, reportedly due to severe depression stemming from a broken relationship. Despite efforts by peers to dissuade her, Sherley succumbed to her injuries shortly after. Authorities are investigating both incidents, highlighting the urgent need to address mental health issues among students.

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Second-year medical college student dies by suicide after failing in exam
Final-year medical student dies by suicide after jumping from hostel's 5th floor in Tamil Nadu's Kancheepuram

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