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Treatment of bipolar disorder / Medical ethics / Mental health / Neuroscience / Electroconvulsive therapy / Mental disorder / Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act / Action T4 / Involuntary commitment / Psychiatry / Medicine / Human rights abuses
Date: 2014-05-04 19:41:27
Treatment of bipolar disorder
Medical ethics
Mental health
Neuroscience
Electroconvulsive therapy
Mental disorder
Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act
Action T4
Involuntary commitment
Psychiatry
Medicine
Human rights abuses

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