
Health
Depression Affects Nearly 2 in 5 Indians with Type 2 Diabetes, Review Finds
Nearly 2 in 5 Indians with type 2 diabetes have depression, prompting calls for routine mental health screening.
Psychreg News Team · 06 November 2026
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Health
Nearly 2 in 5 Indians with type 2 diabetes have depression, prompting calls for routine mental health screening.
Psychreg News Team · 06 November 2026

Mental Health
A small pilot study suggests an eight-week Indian dance programme may ease teenage anxiety, pain and fatigue, though larger trials are needed.
Psychreg News Team · 05 November 2026

Society
A new study finds extremist propaganda in India follows set patterns, and says counter-messages must be crafted with equal care.
Psychreg News Team · 04 November 2026

Mental Health
Psychiatrists at a Noida summit warned that more talk about mental health has not led more people to seek help.
Psychreg News Team · 31 October 2026

Mental Health
Older Indians often face loneliness that harms chronic care, so group support and consistent national measures matter.
Psychreg News Team · 13 September 2026

Clinical Psychology
A new Penguin Random House India book examines how childhood trauma in Indian families can shape adult mental health.
Psychreg News Team · 09 September 2026

Mental Health
Five Indian rehab centres use structured, multi-phase models to prevent relapse from detox through long-term aftercare.
Adam Mulligan · 06 August 2026

Clinical Psychology
High rates of anxiety among people with HIV in India show the need for routine screening to support treatment success.
Psychreg News Team · 02 August 2026
Lifestyle
Prioritise caution and verification for safe connections via personal classifieds in India.
Robert Haynes · 15 May 2026

Cyberpsychology
Women-led startups in India are using digital technology to make mental health support more accessible, affordable, and inclusive.
Psychreg News Team · 22 March 2026

Mental Health
Cultural beliefs and family influence may play a key role in childhood hair pulling and eyebrow loss, according to new clinical research.
Psychreg News Team · 02 January 2026

Clinical Psychology
A study in Delhi NCR finds that young adults with ADHD face an increased risk of obesity, particularly combined-type ADHD, with the effect intensifying with age.
Psychreg News Team · 12 March 2025

Society
The psychological toll of illegal immigration, known as Dunki syndrome, highlights the urgent need for mental health support and humane policies.
Bhavya Jain · 11 March 2025

Mental Health
A recent study has found that young adults with visual impairment (VI) in India experience significantly higher levels of loneliness than their sighted peers.
Psychreg News Team · 25 September 2024

Education
Researchers from JSS Medical College, DIMHANS, and Maharaja's College at the University of Mysore recently conducted a study that revealed significant mental health issues among teachers in southern India.
Psychreg News Team · 10 June 2024