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Seeing the person, not just their addiction, helps eliminate some of the stigma, and lends them strength for their fight.
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The Division of Mental Health and Addiction collaborates with a network of mental health care providers. DMHA operates six psychiatric hospitals and funds addiction prevention and treatment programs.
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