WHO’s ‘Together for Science and Health’ movement finds strong support in Tamil Nadu
The Hindu — Health · 10 Nov 2026 · 1 min read
Advances in science have transformed the understanding of mental health and the way people living with mental health conditions are treated and cared for.
On Tuesday (November 10, 2026), the World Health Organisation (WHO) launched ‘Together for Science and Health’, and on the occasion, experts in Chennai touched on various aspects of mental health, be it schizophrenia, dementia, or suicide prevention. ‘Together for Science and Health’ is a new movement to strengthen the connection between science, health and society and build trust in evidence-informed decision-making, according to the WHO.
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