For decades, tobacco companies relied on movie stars and sports heroes to pitch their brands, making cigarettes a symbol of sophistication and glamour. Today, the image is vastly different, with smoking largely a habit of the troubled and the poor: 44 percent of all smokers are mentally ill. Read more» 
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A number of local clergy - Protestant, Catholic and Jewish - are working with Interfaith Community Services to identify mental illness and help congregants seek treatment. With the pressures of the economic downtown, more people are suffering from stress leading to anxiety, depression and marital problems.
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Tucsonans will lace up their walking shoes Saturday to show support for those in the community living with mental illness during the 6th annual NAMIWalks Southern Arizona. Read more»
