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Dear Journalist,

Thank you for visiting the website of NARSAD, The World's Leading Charity Dedicated to Mental Health Research.

NARSAD is the world�s largest donor-supported organization dedicated to funding research on psychiatric disorders. We can assist you with any stories you�re covering on mental illness, philanthropy and nonprofit management. We offer 20 years of experience and a wide range of expert spokespersons.

If you�re developing a story on mental illness, please go to Expert Sources or call us to learn about the range of research scientists available to answer your questions.
The NARSAD News Kit will provide you with facts and background on NARSAD�s research grants program, history and activities, as well as current statistics on the prevalence of mental illness and bios of the organization�s key spokespersons.
Read our Recent Press Releases to learn about NARSAD�s initiatives in research, educational programs, grantmaking activities and research awards.
Be sure to visit our Research and Giving News page to learn about the advances in mental health research being made daily by NARSAD-supported scientists.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Contact:
Kristen Simone
Director of Communications
516-829-0091, ext. 236

Media Contact

Kristen Simone
516-829-0091, ext. 236

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For the Media - Expert Sources - Recent Press Releases - NARSAD News Kit - Research & Giving News » Events - Galas & Scientific Symposia - Parlor Meetings & Seminars - Community Fundraisers » Publications - NARSAD Research Quarterly - Free Brochures & Fact Sheets on Mental Illness - Annual Report » Streaming Videos - Healthy Minds	For the Media Dear Journalist, Thank you for visiting the website of NARSAD, The World's Leading Charity Dedicated to Mental Health Research. NARSAD is the world�s largest donor-supported organization dedicated to funding research on psychiatric disorders. We can assist you with any stories you�re covering on mental illness, philanthropy and nonprofit management. We offer 20 years of experience and a wide range of expert spokespersons. If you�re developing a story on mental illness, please go to Expert Sources or call us to learn about the range of research scientists available to answer your questions. The NARSAD News Kit will provide you with facts and background on NARSAD�s research grants program, history and activities, as well as current statistics on the prevalence of mental illness and bios of the organization�s key spokespersons. Read our Recent Press Releases to learn about NARSAD�s initiatives in research, educational programs, grantmaking activities and research awards. Be sure to visit our Research and Giving News page to learn about the advances in mental health research being made daily by NARSAD-supported scientists. We look forward to hearing from you. Contact: Kristen Simone Director of Communications 516-829-0091, ext. 236	Media Contact Kristen Simone 516-829-0091, ext. 236 Latest News from NARSAD New Study Challenges Linking of Depression to Serotonin Gene Herbert Pardes Building Dedicated at NYS Psychiatric Institute Images Capturing Birth of Neuron Synapse May Provide Link to Autism Similar Cell Dysfunction Found in Sanfilippo Syndrome and Alzheimer�s Elevated Kyurenic Acid in People With Schizophrenia Interferes With Learning and Memory Spotlight Award-Winning �Healthy Minds� TV Series Presents Second Season Click Here for Airtimes and Streaming Episodes Order these new books on schizophrenia and help NARSAD: My Son's Name Was Fred by Gwill Newman, and I Think I Scared Her by Brooke Katz.
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