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Vulnerable patients caught in ‘churn’ between Washington mental health care systems face life and death circumstances
Lost Patients is a deeply-reported, six-part docuseries examining the difficulties of treating serious mental illness through the lens of one city's past, present and future. With real-life testimonials from patients, families, and professionals on the front lines, Lost Patients provides a real, solutions-oriented look at how we got stuck here...and what we might do to break free.
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50 years ago, many psychiatric hospitals closed. Did that cause today's mental health crisis?
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Who was Lillian Massey? A journey to Northern State psychiatric hospital
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His mom worried he’d wind up dead. But getting him committed was nearly impossible
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A boy named Adam: When psychosis spills onto Seattle streets (Lost Patients podcast)
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Four new measles cases hit Western Washington
Four new measles cases have been diagnosed in Western Washington — two in King County, one in Pierce County and another in Snohomish County — bringing the total to 77 measles cases in Washington state this year.
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‘A moment of reckoning.’ Microsoft grapples with questions, backlash after sexism email thread
On the morning of April 22, Microsoft broadcast a livestream to thousands of employees from Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, Microsoft’s chief diversity officer. She was there talk about the emails.
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What did Seattle's presiding judge actually say about prosecutors? Here's the transcript
Seattle’s criminal justice system is at war.
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Seattle judge refuses to step aside. ‘Correct your errors,’ he tells critics
A Seattle judge accused of judicial misconduct by the city attorney and King County's head of public defense says the statements made by his accusers are false.
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Seattle head judge asked to step aside in damning letter from city prosecutors and public defenders
In a rare show of agreement, both Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes and Anita Khandelwal, director of the King County Department of Defense, are asking Seattle Municipal Court Presiding Judge Ed McKenna to step down.