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Luke Messac says demedicalization is harmful when it means society abdicates responsibility for vulnerable patients.

November 2018 0

Caring for Patients Beyond Hospital Walls

The demedicalization of mental illness often leaves the homeless in the lurch.

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  Help us create a culture that is smart about mental health! Register for Brown University's Out of the Darkness Campus Walk on Friday April 26, at 6 p.m. Every person and every donation counts! www.afsp.org/brown ... See MoreSee Less
  
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