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Why do you not discuss DSM-5?

What does DSM-5 have to say about it?

You talk about and reference the ICD-10 and I understand that's the one used by most clinical psychiatrists around the world, but why don't you talk about the DSM-5?


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Why do you not discuss DSM-5?
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DSM-5 hardcover retails for over $200.
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We're trying to move forward.
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Allen Frances condemns DSM-5. 2013.
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An English view (2013).
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Point people to ICD-10 online.
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