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Study leader Louis Appleby, of the University of Manchester, said 
that society has historically been more concerned about the risk 
people with mental illness pose to the general population. "However, 
our findings show that specialist mental health providers in England 
and Wales can expect one of their patients to be the victim of 
homicide roughly every two years," he said.

Source: Rodway C, Flynn S, While D, et al. Patients with mental 
illness as victims of homicide: a national consecutive case series. 
The Lancet. 2014.

http://www.medicaldaily.com/mentally-ill-are-25-times-more-likely-be-murdered-challenging-assumptions-about-mental-illness-and


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