Joseph Heller Dies at 76 Author of Catch-22
East Hampton, N.Y. AP Joseph Heller author of Catch-22 died at 76 from a heart attack at his Long Island home. Friend Kurt Vonnegut called the loss a calamity for American letters. Catch-22, based on Heller’s WWII service, became a cult classic and enduring cultural touchstone.
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Surgeon General cites stigma and money gaps in mental illness care
Washington AP report says millions lack treatment for mental illness, with two thirds not seeking help. It notes disorders range from low mood to schizophrenia, and that treatment options including therapy and new meds exist. The document urges community members to act and reduce fear and misunderstanding surrounding mental health.
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