major mental illness is so drastically under addressed in our society.
I have done some back of the envelope figuring, we have been looking at this for a while.
it seems like there should be $3 billion going for the BRAIN initiative.
Welfare reforms in the 1990s helped millions of low-income parents leave welfare for work.
I like the idea of casework and individual approaches, the flexibility, take advantage of the potential, what each indiv...
It is a testament to your spirit that you just kept going through all that.
It's time for Congress to review this program and develop ways to help more low-income families find work and escape pov...
We have to do a better job of aligning these programs, holding them responsible for actually helping people like yoursel...
Yeah, we don't want a program that takes somebody trapped in a hopeless situation and moves them into a trap of just des...
What you want now is you want to recognize that that may exist but not start from the position that the barriers are the...
I think accountability is key, and I agree with my colleagues that the end result needs to be focused on not the process...
I learned that jails and prisons are the number one setting to treat mental illness.
Are we going to wait--I guess my question is we have this balloon note on Alzheimer's, 200 billion climbing, are we goin...
I am a doctor. I know so much of what you all have done.
the report will be available next December, do you mean 2015 or 2016 in terms of rebalancing how you are spending priori...
There seems to be just a total out of whack in terms of the burden on society, death, DALYs, cost of Medicare/Medicaid.
It seems like we should be throwing everything we have at understanding that basic sort of science regarding that.
we need to fund some things we never have before, because otherwise we will never to the point where we are successful.
