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Legal sports betting is scheduled to start in the state on Dec. 1. Many bettors are eager for it to begin, but addiction health advocates are concerned about easily accessible mobile gambling.
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Illinois native and notable Queen Sugar actress Tina Lifford attributes her decades of success to her focus on mental wellness.
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Nursing homes are designed to care for patients with physical infirmities. But nationwide, 1 in 5 residents has been diagnosed with a serious mental illness, such as schizophrenia or psychosis — conditions few of the facilities are equipped to handle — putting staff and residents at risk.
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LEAN-STL works to connect laborers with addiction recovery and mental health services — and to help workers feel less alone.
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One St. Louis area civic youth organization is trying to reduce mental health stigma among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders by offering a statewide Asian therapist database.
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The 444 individuals on the Department of Mental Health’s waitlist have been charged with crimes but not convicted.
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The chief community health officer at SSM Health hopes that a joint effort by local hospital systems will result in improved health outcomes in St. Louis.
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There are 418 Missourians across the state on a waiting list for a mental health bed, up from around 300 at this time last year. People are spending an average of 14 months in jail before receiving their court-ordered treatment.
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St. Louis Children’s Hospital and the behavioral health provider KVC needed the council’s approval before building the complex.
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The Webster Groves City Council still needs to vote on a measure that would allow construction of a 77-bed pediatric mental health hospital.