July 17, 2026
Access to mental health care is a real and well-documented problem. Many people cannot obtain timely care, and mental health chatbots promise immediacy, privacy, and low cost.
Continue readingAccess to mental health care is a real and well-documented problem. Many people cannot obtain timely care, and mental health chatbots promise immediacy, privacy, and low cost.
Continue readingStarting Wednesday, Minnesotans who scroll through social media sites were set to see new warning labels aimed at raising the potential risks of excessive use.
Continue readingMen are nearly four times more likely to die by suicide than women in the U.S., accounting for more than 70 percent of all suicide deaths.
Continue readingExperts say men are four times more likely to die by suicide than women, but signs of depression often go unnoticed
Continue readingWHO has launched a guide to help countries and organizations scale up psychological self-help interventions, aiming to expand access to evidence-based mental health care.
Continue readingOne of America’s greatest opportunities for public health intervention lies outside our front doors.
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