On the recordJune 29, 2020
we have made progress in normalizing conversations and reducing stigma about mental illness, it is clear, it is so clear
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Patrick J. Kennedy
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congress.govPatrick J. Kennedy: “we have made progress in normalizing conversations and reducing stigma about mental illness, it is clear, it is so clear”
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Acknowledging progress in mental health discussions while noting significant challenges remain.
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