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Health providers in UK severely underfund mental health care despite high rates of mental illness

25 July 2014

On average, local health authorities across England spent 10 percent of their annual budgets on mental health services during 2013/14, despite research from the London School of Economics that shows that it accounted for 23 percent of the burden of disease.

This article was published online by Sott.net on July 25, 2014
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