One in three homicides fuelled by psychosis, as doctors fear growing crisis
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Key context: Frustrated psychiatrists and lawyers say an alarming uptick in homicides by people with psychosis is a triple tragedy for perpetrators, victims and the wider public because many of the deaths could have been prevented. This development from abc.net.au highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Frustrated psychiatrists and lawyers say an alarming uptick in homicides by people with psychosis is a triple tragedy for perpetrators, victims and the wider public because many of the deaths could have been prevented.
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