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Severe mental illness puts people at far greater risk of early death from CVD, new report finds
Our new report, Left Behind: A Policy Response to Cardiovascular Inequalities in Severe Mental Illness, sets out how people living with severe mental illness in England face a higher risk of heart and circulatory diseases, while being less likely to receive timely diagnosis, treatment and support.
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