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E. Fuller Torreys recent report criticizing the funding priorities of the federal government's National Institute of Mental Health has reignited controversy over the organization's direction and destiny. (Lucian Perkins -- The Washington Post)

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� Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Guide from the National Institute of Mental Health.
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� Depression Center from HealthyPlace.com
� What is Alzheimer's?
� Sleep Disorders Resources from sleepdisorders.com
� Self-Injury, Abuse & Trauma Resource Directory
� Basic Facts About Schizophrenia
� Depression Screening
� National Phobics Society
� Center for Suicide Prevention from The Suicide Information & Education Centre.

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