Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.) recently revealed that his absence from the House for over 100 days was due to depression. This disclosure has sparked discussions regarding the expectations for politicians to share personal health information. Kean's return to public life follows a significant period of limited visibility and has raised questions about mental health stigma in political contexts.
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Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Discusses Depression After Extended Absence from House
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. disclosed that his absence from the House was due to depression, prompting discussions about the expectations for politicians regarding personal health disclosures. His return after more than 100 days away has highlighted issues surrounding mental health stigma in politics.
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