Chicago’s Mental Health Landscape Could be Changing
Chicago’s mental health resources have historically been scarce, but that could be shifting.
Health & Medicine
Transforming Nursing Home Care: Steps Towards Positive Change
Changing nursing home care for the better requires a collective effort from various stakeholders, including policymakers, healthcare professionals, facility administrators, residents, and their families.
Protecting the Legal Rights of 9/11 Survivors
Anyone who was in the disaster areas during the eligible time frame is encouraged to register for a potential claim right away, whether they are sick or not, and to get started with medical monitoring and health care through the WTCHP.
Gender-affirming States See Increase in Healthcare Wait Times
Patients are being met with long healthcare wait times in gender-affirming states.
Psychologist Reminds Listeners ‘There’s Two Sides to Every Story’
Psychologist reminds parents to keep an open mind in conversations with their children.
Parents Should be Mindful of Gaming Addiction Signs
Playing video games can be harmless but it’s important to pay attention to signs of addiction.
The Majority of College Students Report Wanting to Drop Out
College life can be hard to balance, causing many to want to drop out early.
By 75, Half of All People Will Struggle with Mental Health
WHO survey finds 50% of the population will experience a mental health condition.
Examining the FDA’s Accelerated Approval Process: Balancing Expediency and Patient Safety
The FDA’s accelerated approval process plays a vital role in addressing unmet medical needs and providing timely access to potentially life-saving treatments.
TBI Can Impair Mental Functioning, Lead to Poor Mental Health
Traumatic brain injury studies emphasize the need for proper treatment to achieve the best possible outcomes.