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July 2010
Posted in Health care

High Prescribers

Avatar photoBy Emily Ramshaw

A Houston psychiatrist who uses clinically controversial brain scans to diagnose everything from anxiety to marital discord. A Plano music therapist who believes his Peruvian pan flute tunes cure mental illness. And a Beaumont child psychologist reprimanded for continuing to prescribe to a proven drug abuser. These physicians have written more prescriptions for potent antipsychotic drugs to the state’s neediest patients than any other doctors in Texas.

Posted inState Government

TribWeek: In Case You Missed It

Avatar photoBy Ross Ramsey

Adler’s interactive multimedia feature on three decades of gubernatorial debates, Grissom on the other side of the judge sometimes called “Killer Keller” and on the state’s new public defender for death row inmates, Thevenot on education “growth standards” that don’t reflect student performance but do appear to inflate the rankings of the schools they attend, Smith and Hu on a briefly public battle between lobbyists and the abrupt end to that litigation, Hamilton on why the mayor of DISH is throwing in the towel, Aguilar on the former and future mayor of El Paso’s troubled sister city of Juárez, and Reed on how many Bobcats and Eagles it takes to turn on a lightbulb. The best of our best from July 5 to 9, 2010.

Posted inState Government

TribBlog: Hate on Ice

Avatar photoBy Sarah Adler

The Westboro Baptist Church, whose members believe God hates homosexuals, is planning to convey that message in protests at nine sites in the Dallas and Arlington area this weekend. One of the organizations the church plans to protest is throwing its own counter-fundraiser to buy an ice machine used to provide lunches for HIV-positive people.

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