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Inadvertent Stigmatization of Mental Disorders in a Primary Care …

February 1, 2015 by Jeremy Leave a reply

The higher mortality rates experienced by people with mental illness largely result not from suicide or mental illness per se, but from poor overall health. Researchers trace this poor health largely to the effects of poverty and also to the …

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