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When people face significant physical or mental ill-health, it can be challenging to put their experiences into words.

Birla and her team are trying to reach out to more people to make them think about their mental health.

In fact, doctors elsewhere could also consider taking a cue from this novel scheme especially since art therapy programmes have been gainin...

Therapy, usually associated with mental health treatment, is now helping people fight physical illnesses too.

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Nadda said that his Ministry has already implemented cut-off level for initiation of Anti Retrieval Therapy (ART) to CD4 count of 500 and i...

According to IAPAC guidelines 2015, an estimated 50 per cent of people living with HIV globally are unaware of their status.

Drug major Cipla Ltd today said it is ready to launch low dose 'Efavirenz' used in treatment of HIV infection.

Scientists are now better able to predict how quickly the HIV virus will return after individuals stop treatment.

For differently-abled people, the the need to constantly fit into society often seem to override the pain and mental agony.