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Helping Children Exposed to Substance Abuse, Mental Illness, and Violence

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Teachers Receive Information on Underage Drinking

President Launches New Freedom Commission on Mental Health

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Terrorism: Helping Communities Heal

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Screening Nursing Home Applicants for Mental Illness

Promoting Older Adult Health: Guide Offers Assistance

Care Improves for Vulnerable Children

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SESS Project Sites

Prevention Programs Reduce Drug Use Among High-Risk Youth

Systems of Care Help Youth with Serious Emotional Disturbance

Estimating Cost of Preventive Services in Mental Health

Long-Term Marijuana Use Affects Memory and Attention

SAMHSA Awards New Grants

Recovery Month To Celebrate 13th Anniversary

SAMHSA News - Volume X, No. 2, Spring 2002

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