S 3807
Prevention of Mental Health Discrimination During Military Accession Act
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This bill, the Prevention of Mental Health Discrimination During Military Accession Act, aims to reduce discrimination against individuals with mental health conditions when seeking to join the military. It seeks to modify Department of Defense standards to eliminate undue discrimination, particularly for those with temporary or adolescent diagnoses and demonstrable improvement. The bill also prioritizes military family life when considering medical waivers and mandates a review process if a denial is based on a mental health condition, ensuring a qualified mental health professional can assess the situation.
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