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Mental Health Information

HereSince1628

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2. on a percentage basis, the numbers for the US are quite similar to numbers in the UK

Reply to olddots (Reply #1)

Fri Nov 21, 2014, 06:26 PM

Nov 2014

I take that as an indication that research regarding mental disorders in both countries may be comparable.

That would be useful in helping Americans understand mental disorders at the level of individuals and across populations.

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The 2013 numbers are in...43.8 million Americans with mental illness [View all] HereSince1628 Nov 2014 OP

U S A. U S.A olddots Nov 2014 #1

on a percentage basis, the numbers for the US are quite similar to numbers in the UK HereSince1628 Nov 2014 #2