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Social Determinants of Mental and Behavioral Health.

Primary care - 1 Dec 2023

Morrison Leigh, Frank Christopher J

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Both mental illness and overall mental health are determined by a complicated interplay of life experiences and genetic predisposition. While genetic predisposition is difficult to modify, many of the life experiences that worsen mental health and exacerbate serious mental illness are associated with social policies and cultural norms that are changeable. Now that we have identified these associations, it is time...

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PMID: 37866840
DOI: 10.1016/j.pop.2023.04.003

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