In part two of our series, we examine why more doctors don’t seek help, and the costly consequences that distress can have.
Behavioral Health
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Doctors Coping with COVID, Part 1
The pandemic is taking a toll on providers’ mental health. The first of a two-part series begins with an ER doctor on the frontlines in Arizona.
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Meeting the Mental Health Need
Soaring numbers of Americans are feeling anxious, stressed and depressed. Could a reimagined approach to primary care help meet their needs?
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Getting on the Bus
How COVID-19 is threatening one man’s decades-long battle for sobriety and stability.
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What Keeps Me Up at Night
Many older adults were already lonely and isolated before this crisis began. How are they faring now and what’s being done to help them?
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Coronavirus Conversations: Alison Buttenheim
Even public health experts are struggling to make the right decisions on whether to cancel plans in the midst of the coronavirus.
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‘Hot Spotters’ on Trial
Improving health and lowering costs for the sickest and most expensive patients in America is a dream harder to realize than many health care leaders had hoped.
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Leap of Faith
As the opioid crisis continues to ravage the country, some states are turning to controversial laws that force people into treatment.