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The study, Preventive Healthcare: Impact on Corporate Sector, comes weeks after Germanwings pilot Andreas Lubitz, who was suffering from severe depression, allegedly crashed a Germanwings plane into the French Alps killing 150 people on March 24. After the Germanwings plane crash incident, Indian aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCI) has initiated comprehensive discussions with Directorate of Medical Services to formulate new norms for assessing the mental health of pilots, including regular check-ups.
The study revealed depression is the most prominent disease that was observed among the respondents.
"The rate of emotional problems such as anxiety and depression has increased by 45-50 per cent among corporate employees in the past eight years," said the study.
The report is based on the views of 1,250 corporate employees from 150 companies across 18 broad sectors, including media, telecom and knowledge process outsourcing.
40% of corporate employees suffer from depression: Assocham | Business Standard News
The study revealed depression is the most prominent disease that was observed among the respondents.
"The rate of emotional problems such as anxiety and depression has increased by 45-50 per cent among corporate employees in the past eight years," said the study.
The report is based on the views of 1,250 corporate employees from 150 companies across 18 broad sectors, including media, telecom and knowledge process outsourcing.
40% of corporate employees suffer from depression: Assocham | Business Standard News