New York City Takes Legal Action Against Social Media Platforms
NYC is taking legal action alleging social media addiction is causing financial strain.
Health & Medicine
Change Healthcare Cyberattack Has Major Impact on Military
Military facilities were hit hard by commercial prescription processor attack.
MAID Expansion & Addressing Mental Illness Myths, Misconceptions
Concerns over Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for those with debilitating mental health conditions remain.
Oregon Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Nurse Allegedly Replaces IV Drip with Tap Water
The Medford Police Department is continuing to investigate allegations that a nurse stole intravenous fentanyl for personal use, replacing infusions with tap water–potentially injuring, and killing, multiple patients at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center.
American Adults Still Can’t Get the Mental Health Care They Need
New study shows adults are still struggling to receive proper mental health care as COVID continues.
England Sees Spike in Referrals for Kid Mental Health Emergencies
The country’s providers struggle to keep up with youth mental health crises.
Could Your Diet Benefit from More Flavonoids?
Building a healthy diet often feels like a puzzle that is just too hard to solve. Most people know the basics of what should be in their diet to benefit health – fruits and veggies, lean proteins, etc. – but dialing it just right is challenging. It’s particularly tricky to strike a good balance when
Rate of Mental Health Troubles Exceeds 10% in Youth
New data reveals how critical it is to intervene early on when it comes to children’s mental health.
CEOs Should Understand Workplace Mental Health Problems
Promoting mental health in the workplace is beneficial for both employees and their employers, studies show.
Assessing New York’s Investment in Mental Health Street Teams
New York City’s intensive mobile street treatment teams have been critical in addressing crime and providing services to those with mental illnesses.