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Special Report: How a 1965 Law Makes It Hard for the Poor to Get Mental Health Treatment

In 1955, the U.S. had more than 550,000 inpatient psychiatric beds. “I think popular perceptions of inpatient mental health care gav...

Special Report: How a 1965 Law Makes It Hard for the Poor to Get Mental Health Treatment

In 1955, the U.S. had more than 550,000 inpatient psychiatric beds. “I think popular perceptions of inpatient mental health care gav...

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Valley Children’s Gets ‘Historic’ Gift to Boost Cancer Treatments. How Big Is It?

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Special Report: How a 1965 Law Makes It Hard for the Poor to Get Mental Health Treatment

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