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May 23, 2018JAMA Psychiatry83 citationsOpen Access

Risk of Being Subjected to Crime, Including Violent Crime, After Onset of Mental Illness

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KDKimberlie DeanUNSW SydneyTLThomas Munk LaursenAarhus UniversityCPCarsten Bøcker PedersenAarhus University

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Onset of mental illness is associated with increased risk of exposure to crime, and violent crime in particular. Elevated risk is not confined to specific diagnostic groups. Women with mental illness are especially vulnerable to being subjected to crime. Individual's own offending accounts for some but not all of the increased vulnerability to being subjected to crime.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd4b7dfb7610310c101b7ehttps://doi.org/10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2018.0534
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