Nurses Are Leaving the Profession, and Replacing Them Won’t Be Easy
Nurses are physically and emotionally exhausted after working in what has been described as a "war zone" for the better part of the past year and a half
Facebook Has Known for a Year and a Half That Instagram Is Bad for Teens Despite Claiming Otherwise – Here Are the Harms Researchers Have Been Documenting for Years
Studies consistently show that the more often teens use Instagram, the worse their overall well-being, self-esteem, life satisfaction, mood and body image
American Muslims Are at High Risk of Suicide – 20 Years Post-9/11, the Links Between Islamophobia and Suicide Remain Unexplored
American Muslims are two times as likely to attempt suicide compared to other major faith groups
What Dr. Virginia Lindahl Wants You to Know About Suicide
Educating yourself about suicide risks and prevention could help you save someone's life
Pandemic Unveils Growing Suicide Crisis for Communities of Color
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After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Strap In for a Roller-Coaster Ride of Emotions
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10 Things the Men in Your Life Need to Know About Menopause
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Students Are Returning to School With Anxiety, Grief and Gaps in Social Skills – Will There Be Enough School Mental Health Resources?
It's estimated that more than 1 out of every 1,000 children in the U.S. lost a primary caregiver due to Covid-19
Why We Missed Hugs
During the pandemic, many Americans have missed the warmth of an embrace, the intimacy of a kiss or the calming feeling of holding someone's hand
What Actually Happens in Sex Therapy?
It's less about getting it on and more about getting real with yourself
When Postpartum Depression Hit, I Heard Only the Lies My Depression Told Me
As a pharmacist, I understand medications for depression but I still believed I was too defective for medicine to fix
Women Say California Insurer Makes It Too Hard to Get Drug for Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression affects 1 in 8 new mothers in the United States
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