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Pilots with Mental Health Issues Often Suffer in Silence
Stringent FAA certification requirements are leading commercial pilots to hide mental health issues like depression..
Smartphone Ownership Before Age 13 Again Linked With Poorer Mental Health
The earlier a child received a phone, the more at risk they became for poor sleep, depression and obesity
Ketamine Therapy for Vets In Texas May Soon Shrink
A state rule change would restrict access to potentially life-changing mental health treatment.
Mass Deportation Campaign Endangers Victims of Domestic Abuse
Deporting women who’ve applied for sanctuary from domestic abuse is illegal, lawsuit says.
Parents Lose Savings to False ‘Miracle’ Cures for Autism
Parents of children diagnosed with autism are dealing with conflicting and confusing advice, much of which promises some miracle therapy for an incurable condition.
Tiktok Encourages Antidepressants as a Lifestyle Accessory, to Users’ Peril
Many online prescriptions are issued by providers who have never evaluated the patients in person.
Soft Drink Consumption Linked to Depression Risk
Soft drink consumption is associated with a significantly increased risk of major depressive disorder in a new study published by JAMA Psychiatry.
No Kings Protest One of the Largest in US History
Seven to eight million people attended the nationwide protest of Trump's policies on No Kings Day on Saturday.
ICE Agents Turn NY Immigration Court Into Hall of Terror
Immigrants are seized and dragged off by ICE agents in front of their families after appearing at court hearings for asylum.
Kennedy’s Comments on Circumcision Are Just the Latest in a Stream of Misinformation
New, better-designed research does not connect circumcision with short- or long-term psychological trouble.
Patient Dumping by Drug Rehab Scammers in Beachside Cities
Scam rehabs are luring people addicted to drugs thousands of miles away from their homes for nightmarish care.
The Hardship of Dating with a Fertility Deadline
In today’s Daily, single women in their 30s and early 40s describe the psychological pressure of dating on “a fertility deadline.”
Why Are Opioid Settlement Funds Not Poured Into Addiction Treatment?
Families of overdose victims in Oklahoma call for transparency in how opioid settlement funds are spent.
After the Sirens: Lessons from 9/11 about First Responders and Trauma
“Trauma lives in the culture. In the rituals. In the unspoken. In the doctrine silence.”
Pilots with Mental Health Issues Often Suffer in Silence
Stringent FAA certification requirements are leading commercial pilots to hide mental health issues like depression..
Smartphone Ownership Before Age 13 Again Linked With Poorer Mental Health
The earlier a child received a phone, the more at risk they became for poor sleep, depression and obesity
Ketamine Therapy for Vets In Texas May Soon Shrink
A state rule change would restrict access to potentially life-changing mental health treatment.
Mass Deportation Campaign Endangers Victims of Domestic Abuse
Deporting women who’ve applied for sanctuary from domestic abuse is illegal, lawsuit says.
Parents Lose Savings to False ‘Miracle’ Cures for Autism
Parents of children diagnosed with autism are dealing with conflicting and confusing advice, much of which promises some miracle therapy for an incurable condition.
Tiktok Encourages Antidepressants as a Lifestyle Accessory, to Users’ Peril
Many online prescriptions are issued by providers who have never evaluated the patients in person.
Soft Drink Consumption Linked to Depression Risk
Soft drink consumption is associated with a significantly increased risk of major depressive disorder in a new study published by JAMA Psychiatry.
No Kings Protest One of the Largest in US History
Seven to eight million people attended the nationwide protest of Trump's policies on No Kings Day on Saturday.
ICE Agents Turn NY Immigration Court Into Hall of Terror
Immigrants are seized and dragged off by ICE agents in front of their families after appearing at court hearings for asylum.
Kennedy’s Comments on Circumcision Are Just the Latest in a Stream of Misinformation
New, better-designed research does not connect circumcision with short- or long-term psychological trouble.
Patient Dumping by Drug Rehab Scammers in Beachside Cities
Scam rehabs are luring people addicted to drugs thousands of miles away from their homes for nightmarish care.
The Hardship of Dating with a Fertility Deadline
In today’s Daily, single women in their 30s and early 40s describe the psychological pressure of dating on “a fertility deadline.”
Why Are Opioid Settlement Funds Not Poured Into Addiction Treatment?
Families of overdose victims in Oklahoma call for transparency in how opioid settlement funds are spent.
After the Sirens: Lessons from 9/11 about First Responders and Trauma
“Trauma lives in the culture. In the rituals. In the unspoken. In the doctrine silence.”