Balancing Rights and Risks in New Mexico Mental Health
In New Mexico a pattern of hospitalization and release for mentally ill individuals shows repeated cycles of stabilization on meds followed by relapse when treatment ends. Laws limit detention, leading to jail and ER involvement, while debates focus on funding community facilities and police powers to hold patients longer.
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Two party system dominates New Mexico legislature talk
Students on a school trip discuss how the New Mexico Legislature operates, noting two parties and hostile rhetoric. A pupil states the legislature now pursues partisan showdowns rather than meaningful legislation, prompting concern from the teacher.
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Don't Worry Be Happy Sheds Light On Freshman Emotional Health
The UCLA Higher Education Research Institute finds 52 percent of incoming four year college freshmen rate their emotional health as above average, down from 64 percent in 1985. Stress and fear about the future cross campuses, with parents and society amplifying high expectations.
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Higher Education Research Institute
UCLA
Doonesbury Dear Dr Gott Sleep Disorder Advice
Reader details years of insomnia with pain conditions and multiple meds including morphine pump and Ambien. Doctor suggests insomnia stems from medical factors, mood or anxiety, medications, and sleep habits. Sleep apnea or restless leg syndrome could be factors. a sleep center testing may be needed to rule out conditions.
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