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Should Insurers Pay for Eating Disorders? - Room for Debate
As insurers are pushed to pay for residential treatment for eating disorders, the principle of equal coverage for mental and physical health is tested. -
walterrhett
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Is it fair to criticize lawyers for having represented Guantanamo detainees?
What possible room for debate is there? The Guantanamo detainees were slapped with the label of "unlawful combatant," a pseudo-legal invention designed to consign the detainees to a legal no-man's land where neither civilian laws nor the laws of war could reach them. And now the lawyers who fought this unconstitutional, patently illegal, what-we-say-goes arrogance of the executive branch are being demonized as enemy sympathizers. Liz Cheney, Andrew McCarthy, et al.: You are not worthy to lick the dirt off the soles of these lawyers' shoes.Dramatic but correct in essence.
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Crafting a Recovery
“Crafting a Recovery - http://nyti.ms/hLjpBa”A recovery of mind rather than the purse.
Or did you mean "Yes, We do. Even at our age."I desire the physical and the mental. Sooner is better.
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Ruin and Hope on Haiti’s Reefs
I still want to find an income for that culture.
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Vicki Gold
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Should Insurers Pay for Eating Disorders? - Room for Debate
As insurers are pushed to pay for residential treatment for eating disorders, the principle of equal coverage for mental and physical health is tested.Anorexia is a really terrible trap. It deserves treatment and cure.It seems to be as bad as alcohol dependence and is as persistent.
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Parity Won't 'Break the Bank' - Room for Debate
A robust body of research has consistently shown minimal spending increases attributable to parity.The problem is that it is chronic and slow to kill.Supervised residence is not cheap. -
Annie Fields
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Should Insurers Pay for Eating Disorders? - Room for Debate
As insurers are pushed to pay for residential treatment for eating disorders, the principle of equal coverage for mental and physical health is tested.Conditioning might help but that was the "Snake pit" of the nineteenth century.
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Parity Is the Fair Approach - Room for Debate
Just like cancer is not a single illness treated in one way, mental and addictive disorders are not a single disease treated uniformly.With help some escape. Current practice is to make them wards of the state. -
Sing199
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Yes, We Do. Even at Our Age.
I SAT on the examining table in my urologist’s office and tried to cover myself with the ridiculous blue paper gown that has become the standard patient uniform in our throwaway society. Surely this wasn’t designed with an adult in mind.The need is not what it was but the desire is there.I want your presence.
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Social Security as a Ponzi? It's a Bad Metaphor - Room for Debate
Ponzis depend on fraud, but there is no organization more scrupulously honest than the Social Security Administration.The descriptor simply does not fit. -
Wild Days Behind Him, Envoy Keeps Low Profile
We could place him in the care of his siblings.
A diplomat does not make threats. They talk.
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Occupy Wall Street's 'Political Disobedience'
" Ultimately, what matters to the politically disobedient is the kind of society we live in, not a handful of policy demands." G-20 Seeks Broader Solution for Europe Debt Crisis
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Is Race Reflected By Your Outfit?
Not so much race as social status. Race is much attached to that. -
lldpenn02
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Is it fair to criticize lawyers for having represented Guantanamo detainees?
What possible room for debate is there? The Guantanamo detainees were slapped with the label of "unlawful combatant," a pseudo-legal invention designed to consign the detainees to a legal no-man's land where neither civilian laws nor the laws of war could reach them. And now the lawyers who fought this unconstitutional, patently illegal, what-we-say-goes arrogance of the executive branch are being demonized as enemy sympathizers. Liz Cheney, Andrew McCarthy, et al.: You are not worthy to lick the dirt off the soles of these lawyers' shoes.
It is not fair or proper. The right to prompt trial is very basic.
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