dr. rowe? >> i'll yield my time to answer the question. >> thank you, sir. so, we also have what's called the in-transition program which is a coaching model so that vet -- service members who are -- who have difficulties with mental health are given a coach while they're still in service, who then help them and make sure that they have that transition point across -- across to the va, but we really take all of this extremely seriously, especially because we know and for older veterans, but also for others, that those veterans who are going through transition in any way are at very high vulnerability for suicide risk. >> okay. thank you. i want to start by, first of all, thanking the va. i think you all have -- i think you do have the largest comprehensive mental health program in the united states, and it's not perfect, but it's certainly better than it was seven years ago, when i first got here, 7 1/2 years ago. there's no question the focus the congress has given and the va has given has improved things. one of the things that's hard to do in suicide, and

dr. rowe? >> i'll yield my time to answer the question. >> thank you, sir. so, we also have what's called the in-transition program which is a coaching model so that vet -- service members who are -- who have difficulties with mental health are given a coach while they're still in service, who then help them and make sure that they have that transition point across -- across to the va, but we really take all of this extremely seriously, especially because we know and for older veterans, but also for others, that those veterans who are going through transition in any way are at very high vulnerability for suicide risk. >> okay. thank you. i want to start by, first of all, thanking the va. i think you all have -- i think you do have the largest comprehensive mental health program in the united states, and it's not perfect, but it's certainly better than it was seven years ago, when i first got here, 7 1/2 years ago. there's no question the focus the congress has given and the va has given has improved things. one of the things that's hard to do in suicide, and

dr. cost row is president of one of the finest universities in the western united states and also happens to be my alma -- and it also happens to be my alma mater. mr. costa: it's been clear that dr. castro wants to make a positive difference in the lives of all students, especially those from california's san joaquin valley. over 60% of the students are the first in their families to attend university and it has over 25,000 students today. this is one of the many reasons why the consul general of mexico honored dr. castro with the o.t. award, the highest award given to exceptional leaders who improve the lives of the hispanic community abroad. dr. castro truly is deserving of this award. he understands the immigrant communities throughout the valley and throughout the region and my home. which we are also proud to represent. it is a special place. it is where he was from originally after california and he's the first hispanic president to be appointed at fresno state. please join me in honoring dr. joseph castro and the entire fresno state faculty, their staff, for all they do for the st

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row yet? well, you still have work to do. dr. compton reviewed the point. i won't go into a lot of detail except to talk about the difficulty that we in those we interact with can we in understanding how you give an opiate to in opiate addict. that is intuitive, that where you expect it to be going. as dr. compton laid out for you, if you get on the right dose. take method of -- take methadone. it is a full agonist. the more you take, the more affected has.if you get on the right dose , it controls your withdrawal so you can stay engaged in treatment and function. but it also feels up your receptors -- fills up your receptors. it keeps them on an even plane so that you are not being driven to use. but also, your receptors are full. so if you relapse and use something, there is no place for them to go. there is no receptor for that to bind to to you -- to reward you for that slip up. you can go okay, that did not pan out, and move on with your recovery instead of the whole bottom out of the top. it's not just about getting the dose in the right range and sat

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