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Aimee Mann Download higher resolution image	Academy Award-nominee and three-time Grammy nominee Aimee Mann performs during the nationally broadcast public radio program “State of Mind: America 2003” Crisis in Care, a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind,” taped April 30 at The Carter Center, Atlanta, GA Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Academy Award-nominee and three-time Grammy nominee Aimee Mann performs during the nationally broadcast public radio program “State of Mind: America 2003” Crisis in Care, a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind,” taped April 30 at The Carter Center, Atlanta, GA Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	"State of Mind: America 2003” host Dr. Fred Goodwin Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Bill Lichtenstein, senior executive producer of “The Infinite Mind” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	“State of Mind: America 2003” public radio broadcast guest Dr. David Satcher, the 16th U.S. Surgeon General, director of the National Center for Primary Care at the Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Acclaimed writer Meri Nana-Ama Danquah reads an excerpt from her moving memoir about depression, “Willow Weep for Me: A Black Woman’s Journey Through Depression,” during a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	Dr. Benjamin Druss, Rosalynn Carter Endowed Chair in Mental Health at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health, a guest of the nationally broadcast public radio program “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Dr. Thomas Bornemann, director of the Mental Health Program at The Carter Center, a guest of “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	Mrs. Doris Smith, co-founder of the National Organization of People of Color Against Suicide, a guest of “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of the nationally aired radio program, “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Dr. David Pollack, medical director for mental health services for the Oregon Department of Human Services,a guest of “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of the nationally aired radio program, “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	Milton Clipper, a guest of “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of the nationally aired radio program, “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image
Dr. Quentin Ted Smith, clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Morehouse School of Medicine, a guest of the nationally broadcast radio program “State of Mind: America 2003,” a special broadcast of “The Infinite Mind.” Photo credit: ©2003 Spark St. Jude Download higher resolution image	State of the Mind logo Download higher resolution image
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