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Technology-Based Mental Health Interventions Could Help Tackle an Underserved Indian Population
Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies designed to assess mental health status could help bridge the gap between 9,000 psychiatrists and India’s 1.38 billion population. The mental health treatment gap in the country varies from 70 to 92 per cent across a range of psychiatric disorders, according to an expert, who states t...
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Indian-Origin Psychiatrist Pays $1,45,000 For "Overprescribing Opioids"
An Indian-origin psychiatrist in the US has to pay USD 1,45,000 as settlement to resolve allegations that he overprescribed opioids to his patients outside the usual course of his professional practice, the Justice Department said.
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Two Indians, Bharat Vatwani and Sonam Wangchuk, Receive Magsaysay Award
Two Indians - one a psychiatrist who works for the mentally-ill people and another whose initiative to harness science and culture creatively for economic progress improved the lives of Ladakhi youth - on Friday received this year's Ramon Magsaysay Award.
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Indian American Man, 21, Arrested For Killing Psychiatrist From Telangana
The 21-year-old Indian American arrested for killing an Indian psychiatrist in Kansas was once sent to India to "straighten out", local media reported.
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'Would Have Killed Myself If Not For Him': Patients Mourn Dr Achutha Reddy
Achutha Reddy, a psychiatrist from Telangana who was stabbed and killed in the US, allegedly by an Indian-American patient, is being credited by those he treated as a lifesaver.
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Indian Doctor Chased, Stabbed To Death in Kansas, Allegedly By Patient
A 57-year-old doctor from Telangana was stabbed to death at his clinic in Kansas, US, on Wednesday. Achutha Reddy, a psychiatrist, was found with multiple wounds in an alley behind his clinic in East Wichita. One of his patients, a 21-year-old Indian-American, has been arrested and charged with first degree murder.
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Opinion: Why Indian Hearts Break More Easily: Deepika Padukone's Psychiatrist
Heartbreak can affect the mind, body and spirit
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Indian-Origin 'Dr Death' Arrested In US After 36 Patients Die
An Indian-origin psychiatrist dubbed "Dr Death" by police has been arrested in the US after 36 of his patients died with at least 12 killed by overdose on prescription medication.
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Indian-Origin Psychiatrist Held for Faking Credentials
An Indian-origin psychiatrist from the US, charged with stealing the credentials of another US-based doctor so that he could work in New Zealand, was arrested and denied bail, a media report said on Thursday.
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Indian Charged for Forcing Dancers into Prostitution in US
An Indian man and a Pakistani psychiatrist are among four persons who were indicted in New York on charges of human trafficking and hiring female dancers in India and forcing them into prostitution and making them dance at nightclubs.
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Army Chief: News report on troops movement 'fables of a sick mind'
Army Chief General V. K. Singh has described as "fables of a sick mind" the theory that two army units who moved towards Delhi without allegedly informing the government, were some sort of show of strength as he took the government to court in January. He wanted the Supreme Court to order the government to accept that he was born a year later than ...
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Technology-Based Mental Health Interventions Could Help Tackle an Underserved Indian Population
Machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies designed to assess mental health status could help bridge the gap between 9,000 psychiatrists and India’s 1.38 billion population. The mental health treatment gap in the country varies from 70 to 92 per cent across a range of psychiatric disorders, according to an expert, who states t...
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Indian-Origin Psychiatrist Pays $1,45,000 For "Overprescribing Opioids"
An Indian-origin psychiatrist in the US has to pay USD 1,45,000 as settlement to resolve allegations that he overprescribed opioids to his patients outside the usual course of his professional practice, the Justice Department said.
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Two Indians, Bharat Vatwani and Sonam Wangchuk, Receive Magsaysay Award
Two Indians - one a psychiatrist who works for the mentally-ill people and another whose initiative to harness science and culture creatively for economic progress improved the lives of Ladakhi youth - on Friday received this year's Ramon Magsaysay Award.
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Indian American Man, 21, Arrested For Killing Psychiatrist From Telangana
The 21-year-old Indian American arrested for killing an Indian psychiatrist in Kansas was once sent to India to "straighten out", local media reported.
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'Would Have Killed Myself If Not For Him': Patients Mourn Dr Achutha Reddy
Achutha Reddy, a psychiatrist from Telangana who was stabbed and killed in the US, allegedly by an Indian-American patient, is being credited by those he treated as a lifesaver.
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Indian Doctor Chased, Stabbed To Death in Kansas, Allegedly By Patient
A 57-year-old doctor from Telangana was stabbed to death at his clinic in Kansas, US, on Wednesday. Achutha Reddy, a psychiatrist, was found with multiple wounds in an alley behind his clinic in East Wichita. One of his patients, a 21-year-old Indian-American, has been arrested and charged with first degree murder.
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Opinion: Why Indian Hearts Break More Easily: Deepika Padukone's Psychiatrist
Heartbreak can affect the mind, body and spirit
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Indian-Origin 'Dr Death' Arrested In US After 36 Patients Die
An Indian-origin psychiatrist dubbed "Dr Death" by police has been arrested in the US after 36 of his patients died with at least 12 killed by overdose on prescription medication.
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Indian-Origin Psychiatrist Held for Faking Credentials
An Indian-origin psychiatrist from the US, charged with stealing the credentials of another US-based doctor so that he could work in New Zealand, was arrested and denied bail, a media report said on Thursday.
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Indian Charged for Forcing Dancers into Prostitution in US
An Indian man and a Pakistani psychiatrist are among four persons who were indicted in New York on charges of human trafficking and hiring female dancers in India and forcing them into prostitution and making them dance at nightclubs.
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Army Chief: News report on troops movement 'fables of a sick mind'
Army Chief General V. K. Singh has described as "fables of a sick mind" the theory that two army units who moved towards Delhi without allegedly informing the government, were some sort of show of strength as he took the government to court in January. He wanted the Supreme Court to order the government to accept that he was born a year later than ...
