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Our coverage of APA’s Annual Meeting continues with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s address on the inside workings of the Supreme Court; a report on the results of an APA poll on “phantom” insurance networks; and the continued debate over the ethics of involuntary outpatient commitment laws. | ||
Justice Stephen Breyer Gives Inside Look at Country’s Highest Court
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Frieden Calls for Joining Psychiatry, Public Health During Convocation Lecture
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Psychiatry Plays an Important Role in Palliative Care, Experts Say
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APA’s Incoming President-Elect to Emphasize Increasing Access to Care
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APA Poll Finds Access to Care Stymied by ‘Phantom’ Networks in D.C.
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Dangerousness, Not Mental Illness, Should Guide Gun Restrictions
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Debate Persists on Ethics of Involuntary Outpatient Commitment Laws
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NIDA Session Offers Scientific Solutions to Address Opioid Crisis
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Inside the Supreme Court and More From APA’s 2016 Annual Meeting
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