Insurance Coverage Does Not Guarantee Mental Health Care Access
A new study reveals that having insurance does not equal access to mental health services. Researchers tested provider networks by calling clinics listed in com
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Changing Mental Health Conversations Can Reduce Stigma
Challenging Deep-Rooted Misconceptions Altering how we discuss mental health can significantly reduce associated stigma. At Florida International University, a
Immune Aging as a Shared Cause of Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis
Scientists are proposing that the aging of the immune system acts as a common driver behind both osteoporosis and osteoarthritis, two widespread degenerative co
Perceptions of Virtue Shape University Students’ Well‑Being in Turkey
A recent study explored how Turkish university students view virtuous people and how these views relate to their mental health and resilience. The research surv
Charity warns closure could drive new mothers to suicide
Cumbria-based charity Happy Mums Foundation says it fears losing vital support for new mothers with suicidal thoughts if funding cuts force the end of its group
Why We're More Tired Than Ever Despite All Our Convenience
Modern life offers unprecedented technological help, self-care options, and sedentary comfort, yet exhaustion persists across all demographics. This paradox puz
AI Analysis of 101,000 Scans Connects Brown Fat to Heart and Mental Health
A groundbreaking study published in Nature analyzed 101,243 PET-CT scans using artificial intelligence to uncover links between brown fat and health outcomes. R
XPRIZE Awards $1 Million to Mitochondrial Drug Team for Aging Research
Mighty Therapeutics and the University of Washington have received a $1 million grant from XPRIZE to advance research on elamipretide, a drug targeting mitochon
The perceptual geometry and chromaticity of near-death experience spaces
Researchers have identified consistent patterns in how people describe the visual and spatial qualities of near-death experiences, suggesting shared perceptual
Inclusive Positive Psychology: Bridging Gaps for Vulnerable Communities
A recent editorial in the International Journal of Positive Psychology calls for tailored interventions that address the unique needs of marginalized groups. Th
NHS mental health diagnoses for south London teens remain critically low
New research from King's College London reveals that fewer than one in 15 young people in south London who are estimated to have a mental health disorder have a
RJ Mitte remembered for gentle presence and mental health advocacy
Actor RJ Mitte has passed away, prompting a wave of tributes that highlight his quiet demeanor and significant contributions to men’s mental health discourse. T