Without treatment, people with schizophrenia are unfit for employment. However, with medical intervention, patients are able to lead a normal life and capable of assuming responsibilities. Many people living with schizophrenia want to work, but what's standing in their way? Dr Toh Chin Lee, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist and Head of Psychiatry Services, Ministry of Health explains.

<p>Without treatment, people with schizophrenia are unfit for employment. However, with medical intervention, patients are able to lead a normal life and capable of assuming responsibilities. Many people living with schizophrenia want to work, but what's standing in their way? Dr Toh Chin Lee, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist and Head of Psychiatry Services, Ministry of Health explains.</p>

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