The causal link is almost certainly the other way. Mentally ill people earn less, live in these areas with less resources and are more violent.
> Psychotic disorders often affect a person’s ability to work and form relationships, impacting where they can live.
But if there are higher levels of mental illness in these areas, we should be investing in even more resources for them. They should be getting more not less resources to help them.
> Findings underscore the need to develop multi-level interventions to address neighborhood deprivation and reduce resource inequalities across geographical locations.
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‚Black people get the cops called on them more‘
Thanks for doing science, scientists, keep it up
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The causal link is almost certainly the other way. Mentally ill people earn less, live in these areas with less resources and are more violent.
> Psychotic disorders often affect a person’s ability to work and form relationships, impacting where they can live.
But if there are higher levels of mental illness in these areas, we should be investing in even more resources for them. They should be getting more not less resources to help them.
> Findings underscore the need to develop multi-level interventions to address neighborhood deprivation and reduce resource inequalities across geographical locations.
‚Black people get the cops called on them more‘
Thanks for doing science, scientists, keep it up