Too many mentally ill Americans end up homeless or in prison. To help them, writes medical historian David Oshinsky, the U.S. needs to bring back a long-maligned institution: the asylum.
The ongoing saga of the severely mentally ill in America is stirring attention again in a sadly familiar way.
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