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Could mandating mental health care help the most vulnerable?

6/1/2025

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti

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Brandon del Pozo says when it comes to the severely mentally ill, society has made a mistake prioritizing personal liberty over compassionate care.

The former New York City police officer, now researcher, argues that sometimes the most humane mental health care is forced treatment.

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Could mandating mental health care help the most vulnerable?

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti

Altri episodi di "On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti"

A strange turn in the AI chip race with China

The Jackpod: We coulda been Denmark

Rep. James Clyburn on the Black politicians that shaped America

Venezuela's leader is out. Now what?

Your fitness resolution is 200 years old

How to prepare financially for 2026

Why are headlights brighter than they used to be?

Does using AI dumb you down?

The transformation of Austin, Texas

How should American colleges measure merit?