Future progress in the arena of mental illness and health

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What is the most formidable obstacle to future progress in the arena of mental illness and health?

a)crimes committed by people who claim they are mentally ill
b) lack of advancement in therapeutic techniques
c) inadequate medications
d) the stigma associated with a diagnosis of mental illness

Reference no: EM13502658

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