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1-Year-Old Dies After Alleged Delay In Treatment In Bengaluru Hospital
A one-and-a-half year old child with head injuries who was rushed from Hassan to NIMHANS here has died. The parents have accused the premier hospital of delay in treatment.
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5 km-Run In Bengaluru For Awareness On Suicide Prevention
Hundreds of people participated in a 5-kilometerrun at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) campus in Bengaluru to raise awareness on suicide prevention.
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1 In 10 Indians Has Mental Health Issues, Less Than 25% Getting Treatment
One in 10 Indians above the age of 18 has mental health issues, revealed the National Mental Health Survey report on Monday. The survey, commissioned by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and carried out by the Bengaluru-based National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), was conducted in 12 states. It saw participation of...
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Why Perinatal Depression Is A Serious Problem
Madhya Pradesh has become the first state where screening for perinatal depression is possible as a part of its public ante-natal program.
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Undertrial Who Opened Fire at Bengaluru's NIMHANS Dies of Bullet Injuries
An undertrial at the country's top mental health institute NIMHANS here, who snatched a rifle from an escort policemen and fired 23 rounds randomly, succumbed to bullet wounds in a counter-attack by the commandos.
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Mentally-Ill Patient Snatches Gun, Opens Fires Inside NIMHANS Hospital in Bengaluru
An alleged criminal taken for a psychiatric evaluation to a hospital in Bengaluru opened fire inside the premises today. The man was injured in the police firing that followed. He later succumbed to his injuries.
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I Wrote About My Mother's Accident. How You Responded.
I never imagined a write-up about my mother's near-fatal accident would have so many people from across the world reaching out to me with heartfelt messages and support.
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My Mother Doesn't Know My Name Anymore
My mother does not remember my name, but recognizes me and watches my newscasts, says Um-e-Kulsoom Shariff.
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1-Year-Old Dies After Alleged Delay In Treatment In Bengaluru Hospital
A one-and-a-half year old child with head injuries who was rushed from Hassan to NIMHANS here has died. The parents have accused the premier hospital of delay in treatment.
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5 km-Run In Bengaluru For Awareness On Suicide Prevention
Hundreds of people participated in a 5-kilometerrun at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) campus in Bengaluru to raise awareness on suicide prevention.
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1 In 10 Indians Has Mental Health Issues, Less Than 25% Getting Treatment
One in 10 Indians above the age of 18 has mental health issues, revealed the National Mental Health Survey report on Monday. The survey, commissioned by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and carried out by the Bengaluru-based National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), was conducted in 12 states. It saw participation of...
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Why Perinatal Depression Is A Serious Problem
Madhya Pradesh has become the first state where screening for perinatal depression is possible as a part of its public ante-natal program.
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Undertrial Who Opened Fire at Bengaluru's NIMHANS Dies of Bullet Injuries
An undertrial at the country's top mental health institute NIMHANS here, who snatched a rifle from an escort policemen and fired 23 rounds randomly, succumbed to bullet wounds in a counter-attack by the commandos.
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Mentally-Ill Patient Snatches Gun, Opens Fires Inside NIMHANS Hospital in Bengaluru
An alleged criminal taken for a psychiatric evaluation to a hospital in Bengaluru opened fire inside the premises today. The man was injured in the police firing that followed. He later succumbed to his injuries.
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I Wrote About My Mother's Accident. How You Responded.
I never imagined a write-up about my mother's near-fatal accident would have so many people from across the world reaching out to me with heartfelt messages and support.
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My Mother Doesn't Know My Name Anymore
My mother does not remember my name, but recognizes me and watches my newscasts, says Um-e-Kulsoom Shariff.
