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A nation under siege: The 15-year outcome of Iraqi patients with schizophrenia in Babylon, Iraq
Journal of Mental Health, 10/19/09
Younis AA et al. – Despite Iraq being under siege and exposed to economic sanctions, with very limited resources including the deprivation of atypical antipsychotic medications, its schizophrenia outcome is similar to that in developing countries. The existence of large, supportive families and a strict, committed regimen for active follow–up treatment may be important contributory factors to better outcomes.
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