MENTAL HEALTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: The Unseen: Mental Illness's Global Toll

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Science 27 January 2006:
Vol. 311. no. 5760, pp. 458 - 461
DOI: 10.1126/science.311.5760.458

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MENTAL HEALTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES:
The Unseen: Mental Illness's Global Toll

Greg Miller

LONDON--Proper care of the mentally ill is often viewed as an expendable luxury in the developing world. Recent research, including studies of depression in China (p. 462) and schizophrenia treatment in India (p. 464), suggests it doesn't have to be that way. (Read more.)

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NEWS FOCUS MENTAL HEALTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: China: Healing the Metaphorical Heart: Greg Miller (27 January 2006)
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