Behavioral health parity<br> helps patients, saves costs

<center>JAMES E. PURCELL</center> /
JAMES E. PURCELL /

There is considerable discussion these days about the factors that drive up health care costs. But there is one factor that contributes only modestly, if at all, to overall annual cost increases. And, if the U.S. Congress agrees, it could go a long way toward improving the lives of millions of Americans who need help.

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