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Most people who burn out at work never get back to their former best — and the standard advice to "take a week off and see how you feel" is making the problem worse, according to new research from The ...
Up to 45 per cent of dementia risk may be linked to factors that can be modified or managed, prompting the World Health Organization (WHO) to call for stronger action on prevention as the number of ...
New findings from the Coalition to Empower Our Future show many parents see youth mental health as a complicated issue shaped by multiple factors.
The updated guidelines reinforce that dementia risk reduction should be integrated into broader brain health, healthy ageing and noncommunicable disease strategies, WHO mental health specialist Katrin ...
Artificial intelligence systems won’t become conscious for the same reason they won’t become pregnant, says Dr John PickeringAnil Seth is right to point out that to overestimate artificial intelligence is to…
As children head back to school this fall, one of the most important lessons won't be found in a textbook. It will happen as they learn to share, cooperate and build friendships. New University of Michigan research…
North Dakota Health and Human Services is celebrating a decade of a program that has helped people get access to recovery after substance use.
Artificial intelligence tools tracking the tiny movements of toddlers playing with bubbles can identify subtle variations in their physical behaviors. Researchers found that toddlers later diagnosed with autism moved…
Viral infections that attack the lungs are among the leading reasons infants are hospitalized. A new treatment may offer protection against these infections that is as effective and safe as existing options but requires…
AI may have negative implications for cognition — a warning that clinicians in particular may need to heed, according to an expert.Dementia prevalence in the United States is lower than anticipated, in part because of a…
Young women are leading a worrying increase in early-onset type 2 diabetes diagnoses in England, according to a new analysis. In a population study of type 2 diabetes in England, researchers found a clear generational…
It’s hard to imagine modern life without social media. And yet we’ve never been more connected—and many people have never felt more alone. We celebrate birthdays, share milestones, follow the news, ...
On July 21st, the House Energy and Commerce Committee marked up a series of bipartisan bills aimed at combating the overdose crisis, preventing the spread of adulterated substances in the drug supply, and expanding…
After settling with other social media companies, the plaintiff dropped his case. is a senior policy reporter at The Verge, covering the intersection of Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill. She spent 5 ...
A new snake’s unique head anatomy suggests early snakes were even more diverse than thought. This one was a rare burrower.
The object orbits a brown dwarf that orbits a star, and astronomers aren’t sure if it’s a planet, a moon — or something else entirely.
Four more Vermont mental health agencies have been certified as Community-Based Integrated Health Centers, expanding a model designed to make care more accessible and better coordinated across the ...
Americans are spending less time socializing than they did a decade ago, and the decline is happening across every age group, according to new data.
NORTH Belfast mental health and suicide prevention charity Lighthouse is working on a new project to support Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
Alison and Ben Crockett tell PEOPLE about their decision to donate their daughter’s brain to cancer research after she died at age 5 ...
Why shared decision-making stalls in mental health—and how a quick “wind check” adapts recovery care to culture without losing autonomy.
The U.S. hasn't seen measles numbers like this since 1992. An epidemiologist explains what's driving the surge.
When completed, the 53-bed, 26,000-square-foot center will provide both inpatient and outpatient services, including residential substance use disorder treatment, behavioral health services, intensive ...
Chronic insomnia was associated with higher risk for developing mild cognitive impairment and dementia, and individuals with reduced sleep had a higher rate of cognitive decline and more white matter hyperintensities…
How to recognize racial trauma, sharpen diagnosis, and apply “Cost of Capable” and “weathering” to build trust and assess suicide risk.
As back-to-school season draws near for many districts in the region, some students may feel an increase in stress and anxiety. Four Rivers Behavioral Health School-based Clinician Tiffany Chapman off ...
Does depression wire the brain to focus on the negative, or is it an evolutionary survival tool? A recent Comprehensive Psychiatry study suggests this negative attentional bias is real but highly dependent on how…
Today, the Child Mind Institute announced a new research initiative, launched with support from the OpenAI Foundation, to build the research infrastructure needed to measure and better understand youth mental health…
By Aaron Seibert Veterans with severe PTSD and depression are increasingly traveling overseas for treatments they cannot legally access in the United States. After exhausting medications and ...
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Partners in Community Development brought folks together today to spread education and awareness. It’s their annual ...
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