Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
How do Patients and Caregivers Align on Schizophrenia Treatment Goals?
Patients with schizophrenia report that negative symptoms significantly impair work performance and interpersonal relationships.
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Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Loneliness Is a Psychiatric Story
In the decade between my first manic break and my arrest on felony charges, I occupied a kind of social quarantine. The details ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Young men are struggling with mental health, then the internet gave them Andrew Tate
Young men are increasingly discussing loneliness, insecurity and mental health online, but the video argues that some of the loudest voices offering answers are turning those struggles into something ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Report: Hospitals & Health Systems Stymied by Fragmented Care, Inability to Deploy Behavioral Health Capacity Aligned with Patient Need
New research released today by Array Behavioral Care, the nation's leading virtual behavioral health provider, points to a health system that struggles to deploy the capacity it has and match it to ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Crisis Text Line Report Highlights Urgent Need for Greater Mental Health Access in Rural Communities
New analysis shows limited access to care, social isolation, and the mental health needs of young people in rural communitiesNew York, Aug. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Crisis Text Line, a global ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
I’m part of the team writing the next bible of psychiatry – for the first time, the DSM will use biology to understand mental disorders
The “bible” of clinical psychiatry – the DSM, short for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders – is one of the most popular psychiatry reference books around the world. Clinicians ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Stress gene may be more active in the brains of people with Schizophrenia
Researchers have discovered that a gene involved in the body’s response to stress may be more active in the brains of people living with schizophrenia ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Rural health grants aimed at offsetting Medicaid cuts go to 80 unique institutions
The first round of federal grants in a program aimed to partially offset Medicaid cuts were awarded Monday afternoon to over 80 unique healthcare and educational institutions across the state. The ...
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Women with type 2 diabetes at higher mental health risk
Women with type 2 diabetes are at greater risk of mental health problems than men, according to new UK research.
Mental HealthAug 26, 2026
Depression May Be Early Warning Sign of Brain Changes, Study Finds
Rising tau protein linked to depression may reveal Alzheimer's risk years before memory loss begins, study finds.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Swim group a 'reset button' on men's mental health
Sea swimming group Trunks and Hunks has hundreds of members after being founded in Eastbourne.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Walkers to tackle 17-mile five peaks challenge for suicide prevention
A scenic trek across five peaks is raising funds and awareness for suicide prevention.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
7 Habits That Often Leave People Lonely, According To Psychology
While spending time alone can be healthy, psychologists say certain behavioral patterns can make it harder to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
UNO student finds creative way to educate Spanish-speaking community on mental health
A University of Omaha-Nebraska student finds a unique way to reach the Spanish-speaking community about mental health.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
GLP-1 Drugs Could Help Narrow Lifespan Gap in Serious Mental Illness
Starting a GLP-1 receptor agonist was associated with significantly lower risks of death and cardiovascular events in adults with serious mental illness (SMI), a target trial emul ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Does Mental Health Drive Fatigue Years After Breast Cancer Treatment?
A multicenter, longitudinal study follows a cohort of women to determine why about 18% experience long-term fatigue.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
AI may worsen mental health struggles, experts say
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WHLT) – Mental health professionals warn artificial intelligence shouldn’t replace professional care as more people use AI to talk about personal issues. AI chatbots are always ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Virginia budget cut could strain behavioral health crisis response
The budget that recently took effect in Virginia includes provisions that mean Medicaid will no longer reimburse providers for certain behavioral health services. Subject to federal approval, the ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Specialist warns against using AI for mental health care
A Sanford Health behavioral health specialist warns AI chatbots may give users what they want to hear without fully understanding what they're experiencing.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
The ex-gang member breaking the cycle of violence among LA youths
‘A child isn’t born to commit gun violence,’ Francisco Villarruel saysFrancisco Villarruel and Gustavo Galvez sat in a park in Los Angeles reminiscing on their first boxing lesson together. They had gone to a big…
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Jefferson County suicide prevention events
The annual Jefferson County Suicide Prevention Coalition’s week of suicide prevention events, starts Sept. 20.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
How preference for sons affects women's mental health in rural India
In rural India, having a son is a strong social expectation that puts pressure on women to bear male children. A new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign examines how a firstborn son ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Mastering stress & mental health: The millionaire's approach
Learn how successful individuals manage stress and maintain mental well-being through diverse activities and a balanced life.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
CMS Invests $144M to Boost Rural Health Access in Alabama
CMS is funding 138 grants worth $144M to expand rural mental health, maternal, and emergency care access across Alabama. "Alabama is serious about creating systematic changes through the ARHTP ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Maternal mental health highlighted
Maternal mental health was once a taboo topic, but now, it’s making headlines. From a high-profile trial of a mother whose attorneys say strangled her three young children while experiencing ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
'Constant loop of illness'
Mental health patients are being "left in limbo" because of high staff turnover and delayed care at a north Wales unit, it has been claimed. One patient said it was "truly heartbreaking" that he was ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Back to School Anxiety is Normal. This Isn’t.
Our goal for this story is to help parents recognize the difference between typical back-to-school nerves and anxiety that may need extra support, in addition to what you can do to help your child ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Lindsay Clancy trial puts spotlight on postpartum psychosis and maternal mental health
The Lindsay Clancy trial has put a spotlight on psychiatric medications and maternal mental health, especially postpartum psychosis.
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Arcare to assume operations of Stuttgart behavioral health clinic
Arcare plans to assume operations of Southeast Arkansas Behavioral Healthcare System’s Stuttgart behavioral health clinic as SABHS prepares to dissolve after 62 years of operation. The transition is ...
Mental HealthAug 25, 2026
Depression may disrupt brain cells involved in memory and emotion processing: study
A recent study has found major depressive disorder may disrupt the process of production of new neurons (brain cells linked with memories and emotions) in the brain.