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A pioneering study in the Eastern Cape demonstrates how peer-led recovery groups can sharply curb psychosis relapses and keep schizophrenia patients out of hospital, yet deep poverty poses a lasting hurdle.
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British Columbia's human rights tribunal found LifeLabs and its subsidiary Excelleris Technologies misgendered and outed three patients at clinics in Vancouver and Burnaby in 2019.
British Columbia's human rights tribunal found LifeLabs and its subsidiary Excelleris Technologies misgendered and outed three patients at clinics in Vancouver and Burnaby in 2019.
Could robots, polony sandwiches and peer support help people with schizophrenia stay out of hospital? An Eastern Cape study suggests that community recovery groups could be part of the answer.
