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Exploring psychosis in Somaliland: Risk factors among the male population- a structured narrative review of secondary data and evidence
Background: Psychotic disorders are among the most disabling mental health conditions worldwide, yet their etiology remains underexplored in low-income settings. Somaliland exhibits a particularly high prevalence of psychosis amongmales, but the underlying risk factors have not been systematically e
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