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MPS and the Media

Topics:
MPS voice on the Ballot 4 Question on Legalizing Psychedelics
An Act to provide more timely treatment of inpatient mental health care
The Mental Health Impact of Social Media and Smartphones
Medicaid/SAMHSA Cuts

MPS voice on the Ballot 4 Question on Legalizing Psychedelics

Ballot Question 4 to Legalize Psychedelics Draws National Attention — and Dollars (Harvard Crimson)

10/15: Ballot Question 4 Debate - Legalize Psychedelics (Boston Public Radio - WGBH)

Mass. Voters Reject Question 4 (Boston Globe)

Question 4 debate: Legalization of psychedelics (WCVB TV)

Mass. voters to decide on legalizing some psychedelic drugs (WPRI)

Letter to the Editor: Psychedelics come with risks, and so does Question 4 (Newton Beacon)

An Act to provide more timely treatment of inpatient mental health care

Bill H.2210
Bill S.1401

Jhilam Biswas Reveals Paths to Mental Health Reform From Forensic Hospitals to Freedom
Dr. Biswas discusses the Timely Treatment Bill, and her research (Tony Mantor: Why Not Me the World podcast)

The Mental Health Impact of Social Media and Smartphones

Coming soon

Medicaid/SAMHSA Cuts

Facts Over Fiction: The Current State of Psychiatry (Psychiatric Times)

MA Psychiatric Society

The Massachusetts Psychiatric Society (MPS) represents the majority of Psychiatrists in Massachusetts. MPS members are Physicians who are committed to providing outstanding medical/psychiatric care through accurate diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of mental health and emotional illnesses. We seek to achieve this goal by promoting public and professional education, legislation that addresses the needs and rights of the mentally and emotionally ill, and by advocating for the allocation of public and private resources for treatment, research, and education. We provide a supportive and informative professional community for our members.

The Massachusetts Psychiatric Society (MPS) is a District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association (APA).

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