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Heart disease kills 28.6 lakh Indians every year and yet, treatment is uneven and erratic

For millions of heart patients in India, distance to healthcare centre, lack of equipment and specialists, and high costs of treatment contribute to long delays and cause preventable deaths

Heart disease kills 28.6 lakh Indians every year and yet, treatment is uneven and erratic

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Mental health problems affect a third of women born in Finland in 1997

Benefits agency Kela reports that nearly 34 percent of women born in 1997 had received some form of mental health support by their 28th birthday.

  • One-third of Finnish women born in 1997 received mental health support by age 28.
  • Mental health issues affect a higher proportion of women than men in the same birth cohort.
  • Study led by Kela, first of its kind to quantify support prevalence in Finnish birth cohort.

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