Barbara Babcock

BPNA British Paediatric Neurology Association CNC childhood neurological condition CYP children and young people JLA James Lind Alliance NIHR National Institute for Health and Care Research PSP priority setting partnership What this paper adds Priorities for childhood neurological conditions included interventions for neonatal seizures, sleep, mental health, and communication. These research priorities should inform future research and policy.

Editor’s note: This letter was written regarding an article about homelessness at Sylvan Oaks Library. For context, see story: Sylvan Oaks Library criticized for response to homelessness, camping By Barbara L. Babcock, Citrus Heights– My daughter is one of the homeless people that often stays at the Sylvan Library. She has an addiction, which contributes to a mental illness and Multiple Sclerosis which she is not getting treatment for. I have tried to get her to go to recovery, but she won’t.

Barbara Babcock is the Judge John Crown Professor of Law, Emerita, at Stanford Law School. This essay is adapted from her book “Pioneering: Recollections of a Woman Lawyer” publishing this summer by Quid Pro Books.