Prozac Campus

By JEFFREY R. YOUNG

More students seek counseling and take psychiatric medication

It's almost trendy to have psychological problems, says Eve Kidd. The first-year

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Study Finds Anxiety Over Flood of Anxiety Disorders in Campus Counseling Centers - March 27, 2007
Counseling Centers Lack Resources to Help Troubled Students - February 29, 2008
Public Colleges Lack Funds to Help Troubled Students - February 21, 2008
Treating Mental Illness in Students: a New Strategy - June 16, 2000
The Mental-Health Crisis: What Colleges Must Do - December 10, 2004

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