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Psychiatric disorders were the topic of a presentation given by Associate Professor Sudipta Roy of East Point College of Pharmacy in Bangalore. The presentation covered psychiatric disorders and was delivered by Miss Sudipta Roy, an associate professor at East Point College of Pharmacy located in Bangalore, India.
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