Proper regulation is essential to ensure that such a system benefited those in need, and that those who provided organs are properly compensated. Without significant policy changes, however, far too many patients will continue to languish on waiting lists until they run out of time. The goal of SDG3 is that everyone should have a good health and well-being.
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Treatment and Management of Tropical Liver Disease, 2025, Pages 17-23

This content aligns with Goal 3: Good Health. Hepatitis C is a common cause of chronic hepatitis associated with a significant global burden.
This study including 3173 Ukrainians assessed the levels of stress, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) prevalence in not displaced persons (NDPs), internally displaced persons (IDPs), and refugees abroad. It found being forcibly displaced from the previous living area and, especially, entering a new cultural environment significantly contributes to the mental health issues caused by war exposure and witnessing.
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Spanish Journal of Psychiatry and Mental Health, Volume , 2024

The findings of this study that analyzes serious suicide attempts provide valuable insights for suicide prevention strategies and informing treatment approaches.
This review discusses the link between mood regulation and the circadian clock as well as potential treatment options.
This article shows how severe OCD of one patient could be greatly improved by applying deep brain stimulation.
This chapter aligns with SDGs 3 and 6 by examining the relative capacity and capability of developing nations to adapt to hydrological variability arising from climate change and to study the challenges faced by developing economies to mitigate the impact of climate change on water resources.
This chapter aligns with SDGs 3 and 6 by examining how changes in precipitation, land use, EWEs, and necessary pollution control will force changes in how we farm.
A paper that explores how interventions can help reduce the waiting times in an epilepsy outpatient clinic.
This article shows that hospital-based newborn SCD screening and follow-up programs would be feasible in Haiti.

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