If common mental health issues are labeled ‘incompatible’ with service, advocates fear troops will ‘go underground’
A Trump executive order called mental health problems "incompatible" with military service. Advocates fear a chilling effect.
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'Mental illness is not an excuse to hurt anyone.' Mother of slain Mott Haven teenager calls for new state law
Jennifer Baez called on city and state leaders Tuesday to create a law that anyone accused of killing a minor cannot claim ...
West Virginia lawmakers want to recognize transgenderism as a mental disorder
In House Resolution 6, the West Virginia House of Delegates would formally recognize that there are only two biological sexes ...
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You Also Married Their Mental Illness
When one spouse has a mental illness, the mental health of the other spouse is negatively impacted. Discover some notable ...
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Resolution introduced to ‘recognize transgenderism as a mental disorder’
In the West Virginia House of Delegates, a bill is a proposed law, while a resolution “expresses the will and intent of the ...
Arthritis sufferers don't get the mental health support they need, study says
People with inflammatory arthritis run a substantially increased risk for mood disorders like depression and anxiety.
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Radford to host classical music performance that explores tough questions around mental illness
Radford University is hosting a classical music performance that explores tough questions around mental illness. In addition ...
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'Any growth helps': Big River Psychology to open second children's mental health clinic in Helena
Big River Psychology tests children for ADHD, autism, dyslexia and mood disorders. Once the location at on Rodney Street ...
Treating mental illness with electricity marries old ideas with modern tech and understanding of the brain – podcast
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A look at the debated diversion program for defendants with mental disorders
A treatment program is available in California for people with a mental illness who have committed a crime, rather than jail or prison. But is it working? Here are the pros and cons.