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The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism
2006-2007

Susan Kruglinski
Associate Editor
Discover magazine
New York, N.Y., USA

TOPIC: Write four feature-length profile articles about a person with a mental illness who has never received treatment, a person who has received long-term treatment but remains ill, a mental health worker, and a neuroscientist.

Susan Kruglinski

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