International Journal of Emergency Mental Health and Human Resilience
Open Access

Editorial

Intellectual Wellness, Medical Students and Mentorship

Rehana Rehman^*

Assistant Professor, Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan

National Institute of Health declares that anxiety and stress with lack of creative QAA and pleasurable events are responsible for eighty percent of the world wide illnesses. (Junkwon & Graham, 2001). Medical students come across with mental stress more than the other students because they are exposed to a new curriculum which is different, stressful and voluminous. (Singh, Singh & Gautam, 2009). In this regards, a high incidence of burn out, mental exhaustion, episodes of depression and higher frequency of suicidal tendencies have been reported in underdeveloped countries (Rehman, Usmani, Omaeer, & Gul, 2014).