Anti-psychotics induced metabolic syndrome among adult patients, Ethiopia: A Scoping review

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WolYoh

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Cen

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The main objective of this review is to methodically map research results on anti-psychotic-induced metabolic syndrome in Ethiopia.

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Psychiatry and Psychology Public Health Medicine and Health Sciences Medical Specialties Mental and Social Health

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