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In the U.S., the annual economic burden of schizophrenia amounts to:

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In the U.S., the annual economic burden of schizophrenia amounts to:

In the U.S., the annual economic burden of schizophrenia amounts to:

a. 5 billion
b. 19 billion
c. 20 billion
d. 39 billion

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