Why are people with serious mental health conditions dying up to 20 years younger than other Australians?

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A new report is recommending major changes to prevent people with serious mental health conditions from dying between 14 and 23 years earlier than other Australians.


Being Equally Well is a new national policy roadmap that proposes a model of health care that is based on a holistic approach.  Ultimately, if implemented, the roadmap’s recommendations should benefit all Australians.
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