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  • Task Force: Doctors should screen all adults for depression

    Major depression is a leading cause of disability in the United States The new screening guidelines emphasize that it is common,painful, costly and treatable.
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  • Improving the Federal Response to Challenges in Mental Health Care in America

    NAMI New York's Hakeem Rahim, EdM, MA testified for NAMI at a Senate hearing on reform of the mental health care system. Video and text are presented.
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  • What Obama’s Executive Action Means for Mental Health Funding

    $500 million would provide a great help for people needing mental health care. States across the country cut mental health funding during the recession by approximately $4 billion
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  • Mental health legislative update: 2015 achievements acknowledged, 2016 ambitions outlined

    NAM's report “State Mental Health Legislation: Trends, Themes and Effective Practices” recognized three states—Minnesota, New York and Virginia–as nationalleaders. NAMI itself has many great executive directors. but it doesn't hurt that Minnesota's directoris willing to make herself a thorn in the side of decisionmakers.
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  • Neighbor worries that neighbor has mental illness

    NAMImedical director Ken Duckworth is consulted an advises that depending on the severity of a situation, a person can start by simply asking the neighbor, “Do you have a friend or family member I can call for you?”
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  • U.S. police get little training to handle crises with mentally ill

    Police are being asked to fill the gaps that have been created by aninadequate mental health care system.
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  • Still in a Crib, Yet Being Given Antipsychotics

    Many doctors worry that these drugs are used despite no published research into their effectiveness and potential health risks for children so young
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    Advice columnist Carolyn Hax recommendsNAMI Family-to-Family education program
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  • Three years after Sandy Hook, more states cut mental health funding

    NAMI Report on State Mental Health Legistion in 2015. See www.nami.org/statereport for full PDF copy of report (75 pages)
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  • A New Study Raises Old Questions About Antidepressants and Autism

    Taking antidepressants during the second or third trimester of pregnancy may increase the risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder.
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