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Association between psychopathology and neuropsychological dysfunction in patients with severe mental illness: A cross-sectional study
Background: Cognitive impairment is a core feature of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (BD), yet few studies have explored its association with specific psychopathological symptoms. Aim: We aimed to analyse the relationship between psychotic symptoms and cognitive impairment using bedside…
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“At a Young Age, I could not Understand My Problems, But Now I Can… I Have Learned Through My Bad Experiences”—A Community-based Mixed-method Study on Adverse Childhood Experiences among the Youth in Southern India
Background: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are stressful or traumatic experiences that arise from household dysfunction, separation of parents, imprisonment of family members, or violence in the community. This study was done to determine the prevalence of adverse childhood experiences among…
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Eliminating Viral Hepatitis from India and Southeast Asia by 2030: Challenges and Ways Forward
This review was conducted to understand the epidemiology of hepatitis in Southeast Asia, examine the current scenario, and suggest a way forward for elimination. A comprehensive desk review was followed by analysis and interpretation. Viral hepatitis fits the criteria for elimination. The…
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Mental health literacy and preferences of health care for common mental disorders using case vignette, among adults residing in Puducherry, southern India: Community-based explanatory mixed-method study
Background: Mental health is a global priority concern. The vast majority of people lack the ability to recognize mental illness and tend to have poor knowledge and attitude toward them. Help-seeking preferences even for common mental disorders remain unsatisfactory. Objectives: To assess the…
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‘Shifting from anxiety to the new normal’: A qualitative exploration on personal protective equipment use by otorhinolaryngology health-care professionals during COVID-19 pandemic
Background: The novel coronavirus pandemic has influenced the working practice of health-care professionals who come across symptomatic and asymptomatic COVID patients in their day-to-day practice. Especially, among HCWs in otorhinolaryngology, with the risk of exposure being high, hence were…