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Here is the final tally of how the STAR*D investigators’ research misconduct transformed a 35% remission rate into one nearly double that.

When MHA lobbied for expanding forced treatment, I could no longer allow myself to be a cog in the oppressive, profit-driven, psych industry wheel.
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Waiting on our kids isn’t fun. But being there shows them over and over that they are worth your time, effort, patience, and perseverance.

To heal from unattached burdens requires an understanding of the mind that psychiatry lacks.

Looking across the chapters of our report, we find the following patterns: there are few state policies and programs that explicitly target fathers, especially those who are low-income and nonresident;

Children do best when they have parents who are physically and mentally healthy. This chapter looks at policies states can adopt to improve the health picture for low-income, nonresident fathers. Since a key cause […]

This chapter discusses state programs, policies, and expenditures for fatherhood.

This chapter explores how state policies affect the incidence and mitigation of food insecurity and housing instability among noncustodial fathers.  

This chapter addresses state policies on a number of family law topics that affect separated/divorced and never-married fathers and their families, respectively.