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Advocates, parents hope Sandy Hook shooting raises awareness, funding for …
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In Florida, the number is 49. That's where the state ranks in per capita spending for mental health treatment compared to all states and the District of Columbia, according to a study by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Only Texas and Idaho spend less …
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AIDS activist Spencer Cox dies in NY at age 44
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This Feb. 18, 2005 photo provided by photographer Walter Kurtz shows AIDS activist Spencer Cox. Cox, who helped form an organization to boost treatment research and recently appeared in a documentary about an AIDS coalition, died Tuesday, Dec.
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