Are The Kids All Right?

Published January 31, 2011

Are The Kids All Right?
It’s been five years since a federal judge issued a scathing ruling accusing Massachusetts of not providing adequate mental health services to children on state-subsidized health insurance. The landmark case, Rosie D. v. Romney , had broad implications for the diagnosis and treatment of all Massachusetts children who need mental health care. In a special series, WBUR checks in on how care has …
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Agony over ecstasy is helping no one
Last Friday night, Matthew Chesher, then a senior official of the NSW government and husband of a state minister, was observed by police to have allegedly purchased a tablet of ecstasy. Chesher immediately resigned. His wife issued a statement of regret while also strongly supporting her husband.
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Kicking the habit
It’s common knowledge that cocaine is both an illegal and highly addictive drug. What is less known is that overcoming addiction to the psychoactive stimulant is one of the most difficult and least successful endeavors in drug rehab.
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