This December 7, 2014 TribLive News article talks about a study done by Yale University finding that psychiatrists are less empathetic towards someone when their case is presented as a biological disorder as opposed to a psychological disorder.
Harkness Tower, situated in the Memorial Quadrangle at Yale (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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