Commentary

Showing bravery

Current Psychiatry. 2008 May;7(5):96-96
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I enjoyed reading Dr. Nasrallah’s editorial in the March issue. The article was well written and I agree with his opinions completely. Also, I congratulate Dr. Nasrallah as I suspect it took quite a bit of bravery to espouse the position he took on this issue.

Todd Baughman, PA-C
Shonto, AZ

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