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1. Relevance of cultural epidemiology for mental health (Publications)

   Relevance of cultural epidemiology for mental health

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2. Methods of suicide: international suicide patterns derived from the WHO mortality database (Publications)

   Methods of suicide: international suicide patterns derived from the WHO mortality database

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   OBJECTIVE: Accurate information about preferred suicide methods is important for devising strategies and programmes for suicide prevention. Our knowledge of the methods used and their variation across

3. Reducing the stigma of mental illness: a report from a Global Programme of the World Psychiatric Association (Publications)

   Reducing the stigma of mental illness: a report from a Global Programme of the World Psychiatric Association

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4. Innovating global and local strategies to reduce suicide (Publications)

   Innovating global and local strategies to reduce suicide

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5. Interrater reliablity of the EMIC in a pilot study in West Bengal. (Publications)

   Interrater reliablity of the EMIC in a pilot study in West Bengal.

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6. Perceptions of gender and tuberculosis in a south Indian urban community (Publications)

   Perceptions of gender and tuberculosis in a south Indian urban community

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   BACKGROUND: The Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) in India advocating Directly Observed Treatment-Short course (DOTS) detects nearly three times more male than female TB patients

7. Eco-stress and mental health in the Sundarban Delta, India (Publications)

   Eco-stress and mental health in the Sundarban Delta, India

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8. Cultural models of diarrhoeal illness: conceptual framework and review (Publications)

   Cultural models of diarrhoeal illness: conceptual framework and review

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9. Prominence of symptoms and level of stigma among depressed patients in Calcutta (Publications)

   Prominence of symptoms and level of stigma among depressed patients in Calcutta

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   A pilot study of 29 patients for research on clinical depression employed the framework of cultural epidemiology to examine illness-related experience, meaning, behaviour with a Bengali version of the

10. Impact of gender on illness experience and behaviour: Implications for tuberculosis control in rural Maharashtra (Publications)

    Impact of gender on illness experience and behaviour: Implications for tuberculosis control in rural Maharashtra

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