Far too many Americans are dying from preventable causes, and each time we make progress it seems like new problems appear. Take the case of
Psychologist Benjamin Miller, chief strategy officer of the Well Being Trust, says broader efforts are needed to address the underlying causes of alcohol and drug use and
“It is important to see hope in the slowing of rates — but it’s not nearly enough,” Benjamin Miller, chief strategy officer of Well Being
Psychologist Benjamin Miller, chief strategy officer of the Well Being Trust, said, “We’re not changing direction and it’s getting worse.” Read the full article here.
Alcohol, Drug, and Suicide Fatalities Rise to Historic Levels, The Number of Americans Dying Due to Alcohol, Drugs, and Suicide is at an All-time High
“The problem is that our health care is so fragmented — especially mental health and substance abuse,” Benjamin Miller, the Denver-based chief strategy officer for
Benjamin Miller, Chief Strategy Officer Well Being Trust, a mental health and drug abuse advocacy group that analyzed the CDC data along with Trust for America’s
From NPR: Benjamin Miller is an expert on integrated care with the national foundation Well Being Trust. He says Kaiser is on the right track. “The
Read the full Wall Street Journal story, with quotes from Benjamin Miller here.
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