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Figure 14 Average service costs for depression, 2005/6 22 Figure 15 Average service and total costs for depression by age group, 2005/6 23 Figure 16 Aggregate costs of depression by age group, 2005/6 24 Figure 17 Distribution of service costs for depression 25 Figure 18 Projected service costs for depression, 2007 to 2026 26
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