Episode 104: Talking Mental Health Policy with Professor Lonnie Snowden

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Episode 104: Talking Mental Health Policy with Professor Lonnie Snowden

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Host Jonathan Stein (MPP/JD '11) speaks with Dr. Lonnie Snowden of UC Berkeley about the stigma around mental health, disparities in access to mental health services, the Affordable Care Act's impact impact on mental health services, and more.

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Mar 12, 2018

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