When research can’t be replicated and unequal access to psychiatry and broadband
New research has found that only a small fraction of the findings in cancer biology could be reproduced. Will studies in mental health research fare better?
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“There’s two different Americas in mental health”
The year athletes ho went public about their mental health. The battle to address despair and mental illness in South Los Angeles. And an English teen makes personalized mental health care packages (like one containing toothpaste for a girl who’d lost the motivation to brush).
Getting help in the military about to become easier
A coming law promises change in military culture around mental health.
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The benefits of paternity leave and mental health support for all students in a Michigan school district.
A doctor’s brave disclosure and The Queen’s Gambit comes to life in Stockton
A doctor discloses his own mental health challenges – to push back against stigma. A California school district using COVID fund to help high-needs students. And a stunning survey on the pandemic's impact on therapists.
Multilingual learning good for the brain
Learning a second language yields big benefits to the brain. And mental health workers are under serious stress.
MindSite News Originals: All The Feels
The leads on a TV show about a soccer team go from the locker room to the couch.
A push for grief counseling funds for kids who lost parents to COVID
An exposé of a disturbing website that encourages suicide and a pastor providing mental health care in his Maryland neighborhood.
How exercise may help your brain and helplines calls as a barometer
Helplines call can be a barometer of a population's mental health. And a protein called clusterin may explain the benefits of exercise on the brain.
“There’s two different Americas in mental health”
The year athletes ho went public about their mental health. The battle to address despair and mental illness in South Los Angeles. And an English teen makes personalized mental health care packages (like one containing toothpaste for a girl who’d lost the motivation to brush).
Getting help in the military about to become easier
A coming law promises change in military culture around mental health.
MindSite News Daily
The benefits of paternity leave and mental health support for all students in a Michigan school district.
A doctor’s brave disclosure and The Queen’s Gambit comes to life in Stockton
A doctor discloses his own mental health challenges – to push back against stigma. A California school district using COVID fund to help high-needs students. And a stunning survey on the pandemic's impact on therapists.
Multilingual learning good for the brain
Learning a second language yields big benefits to the brain. And mental health workers are under serious stress.
MindSite News Originals: All The Feels
The leads on a TV show about a soccer team go from the locker room to the couch.
A push for grief counseling funds for kids who lost parents to COVID
An exposé of a disturbing website that encourages suicide and a pastor providing mental health care in his Maryland neighborhood.
How exercise may help your brain and helplines calls as a barometer
Helplines call can be a barometer of a population's mental health. And a protein called clusterin may explain the benefits of exercise on the brain.
