When AI Notetaking In Therapy Becomes a Breach of Trust
As more clinicians adopt automated systems, therapy AI notetaking faces backlash from patients who feel their privacy has been violated.
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Climate Disasters Fueling Homelessness and Mental Health Problems
New data reveals how climate disasters fueling homelessness are triggering a severe, widespread mental health crisis across the U.S.
New Report: Online Gambling Puts Youth, Members of the Military and Others at Great Risk of Financial Harm, Addiction and Depression
Online gambling has exploded. That explosion is undermining the finances and mental health of millions of people, especially young men.
Rep. John Larson filed articles of impeachment to remove ‘unhinged’ Trump from office last month. Here’s what’s new.
Democrats will impeach him if they retake control of Congress, President Donald Trump predicted in a Sunday TV interview.
Ozempic and Other GLP-1 Meds Help Patients Manage Diabetes, Obesity and Maybe Some Mood Disorders
A new study suggests that, in addition to helping with diabetes management and weight loss, GLP-1 medications may help improve mental health.
Six Common Drugs and Vaccines That May Reduce Your Dementia Risk
New research finds that antibiotics, antivirals, vaccines and anti-inflammatories are all associated with reduced dementia risk.
Mamdani Invests $12 Million in ‘Peer Army’ to Support Addiction Recovery
"Every New Yorker deserves access to care, dignity and support, no matter where they are in their recovery journey,” Mamdani said.
Donald Trump is Mentally Unfit and Should be Removed from Office, Declares Group of Leading Physicians
Trump's mental instability and sole authority to launch nuclear weapons make him "a clear and present danger," one doctor said.
RFK Jr. Pushes to Curb Overprescribing of Psychiatric Drugs
Experts are worried about the Health Secretary’s proposal for work and farm camps for kids with drug or mental problems.
Gen Z and the Unbearable Brightness of BuzzBallz
Buzzballz drinks' playful packaging and fruity flavors attract young drinkers, much like candy-flavored vapes hook kids on nicotine.
Two Mental Health Policy Trackers You Don’t Want to Miss
Tracking tools for new developments in mental health policy can be invaluable. Here are a few we recommend.
Are These the Words of a Sane Man? Trump: “A whole civilization will die tonight”
As Donald Trump posted unhinged rants – using words that are almost the definition of genocide – members of Congress, columnists and even Marjorie Taylor Greene called for using the 25th amendment to declare him mentally incompetent and remove him from power.
On No Kings Day, Millions Rallied to Denounce Trump and “Epstein War”
Anti-Trump protests took place in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and other US territories and in countries around the world.
The Problem with the Trump Regime is ‘Psychiatric, Not Political,’ Expert Says
Dr. Bandy Lee urges Americans to protest by marching on No Kings Day to the White House and state capitols and refusing to leave.
College Employment Scams Undermine Students’ Mental Health
At UC Berkeley, students have lost thousands to employment scams. Victims said they now experience shame, fear, anxiety and depression.
New Report Finds Online Gambling is Undermining Mental and Financial Health for Millions, Especially Young People
The explosion in digital gambling is undermining both finances and mental health, especially among young people.
Generation Cancer: Millennials Struggle With Death at an Early Age
More young adults are being diagnosed with cancer. Even for those who survive, the experience can be destabilizing and isolating.
Insomnia, Fear and Dread: The Ordeal of Awaiting Word from Relatives in Iran
Iran's internet blackout has left relatives in the U.S. frantic with worry.
Waiting for Word on Relatives Under Attack in Iran
Iranians in the US are caught between two "unrepentant regimes,” says Iranian-American writer and professor Shervin Malekzadeh.
As Muslims Across the U.S. Face Mounting Stress, We Revisit Our Story about a Detained Filipino Journalist
Ya’akub Ira Vijandre, a Filipino photojournalist and DACA recipient, was detained by ICE last October for posts extolling Islamic principles.
New Mexico Investigates Allegations of Abuse, Buried Bodies on Epstein’s Zorro Ranch
State lawmakers say their state’s Epstein Truth Commission is the first full investigation into the property.
Brain Training Reduced Dementia Risk by 25% for Up to Two Decades, Study Finds
A new study tracking people over time found those who completed cognitive speed training sessions were 25% less likely to be diagnosed with dementia 20 years later.
New Mexico to Probe Allegations of Sexual Abuse, Buried Bodies of Teen Girls Near Epstein’s Ranch
New Mexico has announced it is probing into an allegation that Epstein ordered the bodies of two girls to be buried near Zorro Ranch.
UCLA ‘Filling the Void’ In Public Health Guidance After 2025 Wildfires
The research includes a 10-year study on the impact of wildfires on physical and mental health.