New Study on Mental Disorders is Critical Step for Diagnosis, Treatment, Allsup Reports
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A new study by the
Researchers said the work is the largest-ever genetic study of psychiatric disorders, with genetic material gathered from more than 60,000 individuals worldwide. Published
“Each advance in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness is critical to individuals and their families, especially for those whose conditions are so severe they must stop working,” said
“New methods for diagnosing, treating and documenting severe mental illness will help develop the medical histories and objective findings individuals need when seeking SSDI benefits,” Venuti added. Those who can no longer work due to a mental disorder may be eligible for
A qualified representative such as
SSDI operates separately from the retirement and Supplemental Security Income programs. SSDI provides monthly benefits to individuals who are under full retirement age (age 65 or older) and who can no longer work because of a severe disability expected to last for more than 12 months or is terminal. Find more about SSDI eligibility on Allsup.com.
The process can be daunting for any individual, Venuti added. “Those with a mental disorder may have increased difficulties meeting deadlines or concentrating on the multiple forms required for an SSDI claim,” she said. “Allsup representatives can serve as their advocate and will persist in pursuing the claim through the complexities and duration of the process.”
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