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The document discusses strategies and objectives for HIV prevention and awareness in India. It aims to: - Build high levels of awareness among the general population and high-risk groups. - Prevent the spread of HIV infections through education. - Provide greater care, support, and information about treatment to people living with HIV/AIDS. - Strengthen HIV prevention, care, support and treatment programs at all levels. - Improve the nationwide data monitoring system. It lists experts in HIV/AIDS who participated in an audio conference and organizations that supported related events.
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1. Mental health
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ii
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