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Consider the costs of not acting on mental health

Access to mental health and well-being should not be the privilege of only the most wealthy or well-supported workers, argues Senator Kim Pate, who says a guaranteed livable income can help decrease poor mental health.

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BY SENATOR KIM PATE
October 1, 2020

Opinion | BY SENATOR KIM PATE | October 1, 2020

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