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As patients turn to AI, Pittsburgh’s mental health providers adapt

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By Oliver Morrison Verified
| PublicSource Verified
Jeremy Carter struggles with depression and borderline personality disorder. A year ago, he started climbing a bridge in Pittsburgh to end his life, only to pull back at the last minute. In the days afterward, the Penn Hills resident said he needed someone he could confide in as he felt the desire to “disappear into nothing” and he was given some advice.
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Pittsburgh nonprofit sues Trump administration for deporting abused, trafficked children

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By Oliver Morrison Verified
| Pennsylvania Capital-Star
The Trump administration is no longer offering due process protections to the most vulnerable immigrant children as it tries to increase the number of deportations, according to a lawsuit filed this week on behalf of six children, five of whom reside in Allegheny County. “This case is about the most vulnerable in our immigration system: abused, abandoned, neglected, and trafficked children,” the opening lines of the lawsuit read.
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Pittsburgh nonprofit sues Trump administration for deporting abused, trafficked children

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By Oliver Morrison Verified
| PublicSource Verified
The Trump administration is no longer offering due process protections to the most vulnerable immigrant children as it tries to increase the number of deportations, according to a lawsuit filed this week on behalf of six children, five of whom reside in Allegheny County. “This case is about the most vulnerable in our immigration system: abused, abandoned, neglected, and trafficked children,” the opening lines of the lawsuit read.
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