One of the most common questions psychiatrists hear from concerned pediatricians reaching out to the Massachusetts Child Psychiatry Access Program, a program Dr. John Straus founded in 2003 that went statewide a year later, is, “Should I send this kid to the emergency room?” With the help of the psychiatrist
“A.J. began to change, going from outgoing and bubbly to pulling into his shell,” said veteran NFL player Doug Middleton of his childhood best friend. “He stopped wanting to be social. He stopped showering.” Middleton and Anthony “A.J.” Morrison, Jr., had been best friends since they were six. They were
Woodsy Owl, an environmental icon launched by the United States Forest Service, told school children, “Give a Hoot! Don't Pollute.” Smokey Bear, part of another U.S.F.S. campaign, increased the public’s awareness of fire prevention, helping reduce annual wildfires by more than 40,000 between the 1930s and 1950s. Of course, perceptions
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