MENTAL HEALTH 1 day ago What's behind the trend of women posting make-up free photos on social media? Social media platforms don’t just harm teenagers, but can be harmful to women as they age according to a recent Wall Street Journal report.
Coronavirus 1 day ago COVID-19 lockdowns: What’s up with nostalgia for the 'outbreak era'? Los Angeles-based psychiatrist Dr. Itai Danovitch and NYU Langone psychologist Dr. Thea Gallagher share insight into why younger generations are looking back at 2020 with feelings of nostalgia.
Coronavirus 2 days ago Government-mandated COVID lockdowns sparked severe health crisis among teens as teachers' unions pushed policy Teenagers saw an increase in mental health issues last year amid school shutdowns and pandemic restrictions.
Homeland Security 3 days ago DHS provides suicide prevention app for employees after border patrol chief reports low morale The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is offering an app to employees aimed at suicide prevention.
NFL 4 days ago Ex-NFL star Vernon Davis advocates for athletes to use Q-Collar: 'It's a way to keep everyone safe' Vernon Davis, a two-time Pro Bowl tight end who played 14 seasons in the NFL, cited his five concussions as one of the reasons why he called it quits.
Drug and Substance Abuse 6 days ago Secondhand marijuana smoke from bongs more dangerous than cigarette smoke: study Secondhand cannabis smoke from a bong is more dangerous than cigarette smoking, according to researchers.
MENTAL HEALTH March 30 What is aphasia? Actor Bruce Willis is taking a break from acting and his family announced on social media Wednesday that the 67-year-old has been diagnosed with aphasia.
Fox News Flash March 30 Alaska feeling effects of border crisis, 'hit hard' by fentanyl deaths A mother who lost her son to a fentanyl overdose last October said Wednesday she's seen the effects of the southern border crisis all the way in Alaska.
Drugs March 29 Florida warns of new drug much more powerful than fentanyl Isotonitazene, also known as ISO, is creating problems for spring breakers in Florida and even leading to second-hand overdoses.
Family March 28 NY woman reveals life with a sister's schizophrenia, writes 'love letter' to her Kyleigh Leddy of New York City spoke to Fox News Digital about her beloved older sister — gone too soon after a diagnosis of schizophrenia — and why Leddy wrote a new book about her family's experiences with mental illness.
