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Advanced Neurology Depression and its risk factors in India

Figure 6. Flow diagram showing the causes and prevention of depression

In particular, prioritizing mental health services and multifaceted factors contributing to the high rates and
workplace programs is essential. It is crucial to adopt negative consequences of depression in India.
integrated healthcare approaches that address mental as
well as physical health, along with community support and Acknowledgments
early intervention strategies. Policymakers must implement The authors are highly thankful to the Institute of Human
national mental health strategies and increased funding, Genetics for the support in the present study.
particularly in a country with high suicide rates such as
India. Collaborative efforts involving healthcare providers, Funding
policymakers, employers, and communities are crucial
for addressing the multifaceted impacts of depression. None.
Furthermore, recognizing the importance of linguistic
diversity and ensuring equitable access to education in Conflict of interest
students’ preferred languages would be vital steps toward The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.
fostering an inclusive learning environment. By doing so,
an environment can be created in which all students feel Author contributions
valued, understood, and empowered to reach their full Conceptualization: Parvinder Kumar, Agar Chander
potential. This commitment would not only enhance Pushap, Amrit Sudershan
educational outcomes but also promote social cohesion and Visualization: Mohd Younis, Amrit Sudershan
contribute to the overall well-being of Indian society.
Writing‑original draft: Agar Chander Pushap, Sheetal Bhagat,
5. Conclusion Pallavi Sachdeva, Srishty Sudershan, Amrit Sudershan
Writing‑review & editing: Parvinder Kumar, Mohd Younis,
This review has clarified the intricate landscape of MDD Amrit Sudershan
research in India, recognizing this complex neurological
condition as being influenced by diverse causes, Ethics approval and consent to participate
including professional, individual, and interpersonal
factors. Considering these findings, it advocates for the Not applicable.
implementation of a comprehensive, culturally aware Consent for publication
mental health strategy. This strategy should prioritize
specific interventions and programs targeting the Not applicable.

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