Dipak Nandi MD

In an online discussion with Vibhuti Jha for a program, Dipak Nandi M.D, a renowned psychiatrist and entrepreneur, who is currently working on the coronavirus patient & providing mental health treatment said to encounter at least two to three new cases every day; dealing with severe cases of depression or anxiety due to the outburst of the corona virus crisis. In fact, people being overwhelmed with the uncertainty from the effect of corona virus not only leading them to severe depression and anxiety but also leading to a lot of drug usage. Even processing disability has also been seen as a consequence of being quarantine for this contagious corona virus.    In fact in Renee’s report, psychiatrist Dipak Nandi has pointed out some measures for combating the aftermath of the corona virus crisis. As to helping people so that they no longer experience the first onset of psychosis pattern, especially in young Indian people who lack social and financial securities.  Helping th

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