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- ISLAMABAD: The number of people suffering from mental health conditions in Pakistan has exceeded 32 million, according to figures presented by the Ministry of National Health Services in the National Assembly.
- Separately, the Ministry of National Health Services provided provincial figures for people living with AIDS in Pakistan.
- The data presented in the National Assembly provides an overview of the reported burden of mental health conditions and AIDS across Pakistan, highlighting ongoing challenges in healthcare provision and access to specialised medical services.
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ISLAMABAD: The number of people suffering from mental health conditions in Pakistan has exceeded 32 million, according to figures presented by the Ministry of National Health Services in the National Assembly.
Data from the Global Burden of Disease Study, submitted by the ministry, shows that more than 32.04 million people in the country are affected by mental health disorders, highlighting the growing need for mental health services and qualified professionals.





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