Biologically based mental illness

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Biologically based mental illness is one of three major definitions used in state parity laws.^[1]

New Jersey

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Under Timothy's Law the following disorders are classified as biologically based mental illness:

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^ [1] An Analysis of the Definitions of Mental Illness Used in State Parity Laws

Biologically based mental illness

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