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Mr. Guthrie (Chairman): Thank you for your testimony. The chair now recognizes Dr. Grossman for five minutes for your opening statement.Dr. Miriam Grossman: Thank you for the opportunity to address you. My name is Miriam Grossman. I’m a Board-Certified Child, Adolescent and Adult psychiatrist, Author, and Senior fellow at Do No Harm. I have been
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