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Sep. 27, 2019

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Studies link air pollution to mental health issues in children

A new study found that after exposure to short-term air pollution, children were more likely to go to the emergency room for anxiety and suicidal thoughts or attempts. Other research has also linked long-ter

Studies link air pollution to mental health issues in children

Sep. 20, 2019

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Nevada Mental and Behavioral Health Care Workers File for Collective Bargaining Recognition

LAS VEGAS – Nevada state employees who provide a mental and behavioral health care services filed for recognition today as AFSCME with the Government Employee-Management Relations Board of the State of Nevada, becoming the second group of state workers to do so.

Nevada Mental and Behavioral Health Care Workers File for Collective Bargaining Recognition

Sep. 19, 2019

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Mental Health Center Employees Demand Safe Conditions

AFSCME Local 2767 members at the McFarland Mental Health Center in Springfield were being repeatedly subjected to violent attacks by high-risk patients.

Mental Health Center Employees Demand Safe Conditions

Sep. 12, 2019

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New Review Look At Which Supplements Show Promise For Some Mental Health Conditions

Controversy surrounds the inclusion of nutritional supplements in mental health treatments, with much research proving inconclusive. A major new review now explains which supplements have shown the most promise for specific mental health conditions.

New Review Look At Which Supplements Show Promise For Some Mental Health Conditions

Sep. 11, 2019

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‘We made major history by organizing’

Great article from the Chicago Sun Times on how how

‘We made major history by organizing’