Depression In Indian Universities
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Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
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"Don't Come To US For Studies": Student's Advice For Fellow Indians Sparks Debate
A Reddit user who claims to hold a Master of Science (MSc) degree from a US University has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing his views on the American education system.
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Study Finds 37 Per Cent University Students In India Suffer Moderate Depression
According to a study published in Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 37.7%, 13.1%, and 2.4% of the students were suffering from moderate, severe, and extremely severe depression in Indian Universities.
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Work Stress May be One of The Biggest Causes of Depression
The Jindal Global University in India along with the University of Melbourne Australia organised a seminar on depression which was attended by academicians and mental health experts from both the countries.
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Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
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"Don't Come To US For Studies": Student's Advice For Fellow Indians Sparks Debate
A Reddit user who claims to hold a Master of Science (MSc) degree from a US University has sparked a heated discussion online after sharing his views on the American education system.
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Study Finds 37 Per Cent University Students In India Suffer Moderate Depression
According to a study published in Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 37.7%, 13.1%, and 2.4% of the students were suffering from moderate, severe, and extremely severe depression in Indian Universities.
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Work Stress May be One of The Biggest Causes of Depression
The Jindal Global University in India along with the University of Melbourne Australia organised a seminar on depression which was attended by academicians and mental health experts from both the countries.
