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Hello.The 'self-talk that turns your life around' has been gathering a huge response in Reels and image posts on social media.These are magical phrases that allow you to shift your mood just by ...
WHO has released a new guide to help countries shift from institutionalised mental health care, which relies on long-term stays in psychiatric hospitals, to community-based, person-centred service ...
Discover how a specific brain training method lowers dementia risk by 25% over 20 years, outperforming traditional puzzles like Sudoku.
People who believe in the devil and hell are more likely to blame society for poverty, while those who believe in a supportive deity are less likely to do so, according to a recent survey of South Korean adults.
Studies show employee mental wellness is directly related to creativity and innovation at work. Comprehensive mental health and employee wellness benefits increase productivity, and performance, and ...
Hundreds of people gathered at Rock Valley College on Saturday for the annual Rockford Out of the Darkness Walk to raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Illinois Chapter and ...
Mail-in ballots are usually discussed as a way to boost turnout. New research suggests they may also help voters make better choices, with mail voters more likely to pick the candidate aligned with their stated…
World Mental Health Day 2026 is today, so it feels right for now to be the time to talk about mental health in students and loneliness.
ISLAMABAD, Oct. 10 (Xinhua) -- Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday called for improved access to mental health services and efforts to eliminate social stigma surrounding mental health ...
Local and national resources are available for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis and those supporting them.
Are we doing nothing while we sleep?Even during sleep, when we consciously rest, various physiological activities continue within the brain.In September 2026, a study was published reporting that prov ...
Only 9% of reporting countries have fully shifted to community-based mental health care, prompting WHO to call for faster rights-based reform.
(WHO) has urged countries to move away from long-term psychiatric hospital stays towards community-based mental ...
A history of childhood neglect or abuse may be reflected in how the body handles stress during pregnancy. In a new study, affected women showed stronger inflammatory responses to a stress test, linked in turn to more…
A systematic review of 33 studies across 16 countries finds that nurses and nursing students show moderate-to-high knowledge of and attitudes toward Alzheimer's disease, but significant gaps ...
Highly intelligent women often face a hidden social penalty in the workplace. A new study reveals that female employees with high cognitive ability are perceived as more hostile, leading to fewer supportive interactions…
An increasing number of people are turning to generative AI for mental health support, prompting calls for stronger regulations by Tasmania’s peak mental health body.
Nearly one in five Moldovan adults reports depression symptoms, yet fewer than two percent seek clinical assistance, public health officials revealed on World Mental Health Day.
Scant data about serious adverse effects makes it harder to answer scientific and legal questions about how often the drugs might cause serious harm like blindness or pancreatitis.
Mental wellbeing and financial wellbeing are usually considered separate issues. But when you are constantly worrying about money, the two are hard to separate. Many people appear to be doing ...
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued new guidance urging countries to replace long-term psychiatric institutional care with community-based mental health services that respect patients’ ...
First US memorial for suicide victims dedicated by Chicago archdiocese earlier this year at Queen of Heaven cemeteryThe Chicago archdiocese has recognized the Rev Charles Rubey’s work supporting families whose loved ones…
Boys are diagnosed with autism earlier than girls, so are genetic differences between early and late diagnosis really about sex? For early-diagnosed autism, a new study suggests not. For late diagnosis, the answer…
This year’s Mental Health Day theme is “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.” The day has been observed worldwide on October 10 every year to bring attention to mental health issues and ...
Potent powders can produce a nearly catatonic state, particularly in those who have not tried the drug before.
You walk through your front door and everything is exactly where you left it. The throw pillows sit at perfect angles, the kitchen counter gleams, and not a single stray shoe clutters the hallway.
KFF Health News journalists made the rounds on national and local media recently to discuss topical stories. Here’s a collection of their appearances.
Oct. 10 marks World Mental Health Day, a great opportunity to review your business’s emergency plan. For small businesses, that plan can slip through the cracks because it doesn’t feel important ...
The Brain & Spine Foundation Africa (BSFA) has called for equitable access to mental health services for all Nigerians as the world marks W ...
Children may turn to chatbots when anxious or reluctant to share their concerns with others, eventually treating them as relationship figures. Unlike trusted adults, chatbots offer instant, seemingly ...