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January 4, 2013

Dr. Paul E. Keck, president and CEO provided an opinion piece to The Cincinnati Enquirer in response to discussions about untreated mental illness in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shootings.

December 28, 2012 – Mason – Read the article by Dr. Paul E. Keck – Link to Enquirer article.

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