Domestic Violence: Rehabilitation Programme for the Victim and Violent / Predator

“Never Judge a Book by its Cover”-The socio-cultural aspects of non-epileptic seizures in India-A case study

“…[ 3 ] Poverty, lack of understanding and willingness to seek modern allopathic care, lack of access to diagnostic and treatment, cultural beliefs, social stigma, poor health delivery infrastructure, and paucity of skilled personnel are hypothesized to be the underlying causes. [ 4 – 7 ] Epileptic individuals are typically not welcomed for marriage in Indian culture. Our society has failed to persuade them that epilepsy is comparable to asthma, hypertension, diabetes, and thyroid problem.…”

Gender and exposure to childhood violence are important determinants of domestic violence among academics

“…Identifying and eliminating the causes and risk factors of violence at the individual, family, and community level should be among the primary strategies for preventing DV. Vulnerable families and individuals should be identified in the context of DV risk factors by developing appropriate screening methods, and programs involving multidisciplinary teams, including the health, law, education, and social fields, should be implemented [ 13 , 28 , 29 ].…”