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More men than women were involuntarily admitted into mental health institutions in 2016

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, January 30, 2018

More men than women were involuntarily admitted into mental health institutions in 2016 - In 2016, 429 different persons were admitted for involuntary admission for observation within mental health institutions. 57% were men whilst 43 % were women. The information comes from the Commissioner for Mental Health's annual report for 2016, which was published late last week. The annual ...

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Stigmabase is a canadian non-profit internet initiative dedicated to informing and raising awareness on the damaging effects of social exclusion and stigma around the world. The marginalization of individuals or categories of individuals is a too common phenomenon. Millions of people are facing this problem around the world and many complex factors are involved.

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