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Are good care and compassion lost in efforts to curb opioid prescriptions?

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Healing Works hub offers culturally aware help for trauma

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Delaware County company leads way in recruiting job candidates on autism spectrum

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Anti-anxiety drugs combined with opioids can be deadly

Anti-anxiety sedatives such as Ativan, Xanax and Valium may not be as safe as once thought. Known as benzodiazepines, the drugs wo ...

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Increased depression not an issue for transgender kids with support

New research has found that transgender children who receive social and family support during their transition do not suffer from a highe ...

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Stretching psychiatric care in rural Pennsylvania

Just 10 psychiatrists are available for every 100,000 people in Pennsylvania, and they tend to cluster in urban areas. Some don’t a ...

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Reminding people of common roots can undercut racial bias, study finds

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Treating people with psychosis early, before their lives are derailed

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Philadelphia family prevails in court, forcing insurer to pay for autism services in school

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New Jersey creating new alert system for ‘most vulnerable’ missing people

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New research points to opportunities for suicide prevention in the ER

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