dr. drew pinsky from our sister network hln. gale saltz, and jeffrey lieberman and doris fuller. > i wish there was some magic wand, brooke, we could wave. but one of the things i have an issue with is physicians being able to mandate care for patients that really need it. i would say we need to have some sort of law to help physicians, maybe two orthree opinions or something, when a patient really needs care, that you can make the patient gets the care. even if they don't want it, if it's to their own good and the good of the community. >> doris, are we overdiagnosing, overprescribing? >> those are two different questions. let me come at this through a back door, brooke. we're talking about stigma. everybody is concerned about stigma. stigma is a terrible burden for people living with mental illness. the fact of the matter is the leading reason for stigma is violence. how many people with mental illness commit violent acts? not very many. so we're looking at a fraction of the population with mental illness who commit these acts that make headlines that create the impression that

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dr. jeffrey lieberman is president of the american psychiatric association.s for joining the program. >> my pleasure. >> you know, we've been talking about mental health parody for some time. the act was passed back in 2008. and basically, it says insurance companies have to cover mental illness the same as any other illness, physical illness. but the rules to make it effective weren't really put into place until just this week. i wonder if you can tell us, what's going to be different now. >> well, i think this is a really historic milestone for health care in this country and in particular, for health care providers who treat people with mental disorders, which, as you were saying, is a very substantial number of people. and the reason it's so important is because even though we provide health care through private and public insurance to people, for reasons that have to do with historical misunderstanding, stigma, lack of knowledge, people have not gotten coverage through their insurance benefits for seeking what would be evidence-based, scientifically prov