Identification Reduces Stigma of Mental Ill-Health: A Community-Based Study.

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Michelle Kearns

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Orla T Muldoon

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Paul W G Surgenor

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Rachel M Msetfi

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10.1002/AJCP.12220

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2017-12-21T00:00:00Z

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