bbc nepali weekly discussion featured the discussion on mental health on 15th November 2014 with mental health activist Matrika Devkota and psychiatrist Dr. Arun Raj
PRIME is a program to generate world class researches on the implementation and scaling up of treatment programs for priority mental disorders in primary health
MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS! The Kathmandu Post has an editorial (September 10) which we must ponder about it: Last week, Hari Sada, a native of Udayapur
Mental Health Of Nepal is probably the most affected and offhanded sector. The below data shows the urgent need to overhaul the whole mental health
Mental health problems are still stigmatized and at the best ignored in our country. There are lots of myths sorrounding it which encourage in further
In today’ s Kantipur op-ed pieceh, Dr. Dhanratna Shakya has stressed on the depression as the main cause of increasing suicidal tendency. The full text
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