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Los siguientes escritores y editores de la Oficina de Comunicaciones del NIMH contribuyeron a la producción de este folleto: Rayford Kytle, Margaret Strock, Melissa Spearing, Clarissa Wittenberg, Daisy Whittemore, Ruth Dubois y Lisa D. Alberts. La revisión científica fue realizada por Matthew V. Rudorfer, MD y Jane L. Pearson, PhD, del NIMH.
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