April 28, 2017
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5:11Now PlayingMonday marks the start of National Mental Health Awareness Month, and in a new initiative, “Speak Up for Kids,” celebrities such as Lena Dunham, Michael Phelps and Emma Stone open up about the personal challenges they’ve surmounted. Adolescent psychiatrist Harold Koplewicz endorses the campaign and tells TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie that “13 Reasons Why,” the controversial Netflix series about teen suicide, should be taken off the air immediately.
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