Schizophrenia is a difficult mental illness that affects about one percent of the population in the United States. The condition is chronic, severe, and disabling often preventing an individual from living independently.
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Schizophrenia's Genetic Makeup is Super Complicated New research into the genetic makeup of schizophrenia has confirmed what many researchers have long suspected — the genetics of schizophrenia is super …
More than three quarters of them — 76.2 percent — said they are struggling with PTSD, and 35 percent said they've experienced difficulty getting mental-health care. Defense Department estimates put the number of …
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