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 Epidemiology 

There are two sets of figures, one for the population of people with mental illness (numbers ranging from 0.017% through to 10%) - there is then a set of 3 figures for the general population ranging from 0.4%-1.1% under the heading that ""within the general population the variation is less"".

This statement is patently false - the fact that only 0.17% of the mentally ill population in one country have the disorder means that the variation between that and the 1% figure would be huge - statement should be removed.

Also - why does this second table exist, there are only 3 figures in it - is it relevant or important?
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