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Depression could be 'zapped' away with brain stimulation, new study suggests: ‘Better quality of life’

January 25, 2024

Depression could be 'zapped' away with brain stimulation, new study suggests: ‘Better quality of life’

Patients with severe depression reported “substantial improvements" for at least six months after receiving transcranial magnetic stimulation, according to the University of Nottingham in the U.K.

Mental health may be worse in teens from large families, study suggests: 'Fewer resources'

January 25, 2024

Mental health may be worse in teens from large families, study suggests: 'Fewer resources'

Researchers from The Ohio State University found teens with a greater number of siblings reported poorer mental health than those who came from smaller families. Psychologists offered reactions.

Listen to the Missouri 911 call in the death of Grace Holland

January 22, 2024

Listen to the Missouri 911 call in the death of Grace Holland

Grace Holland died of a single gunshot wound to the head in 2021. Authorities suspected it was a suicide, but her family has questioned conclusion in a wrongful death lawsuit. (Courtesy: The Holland family)

Navigating 2024 with strategies tailored for those suffering from anxiety, depression, ADHD

January 21, 2024

Navigating 2024 with strategies tailored for those suffering from anxiety, depression, ADHD

Dive into 2024 with improved mental health by setting personalized goals for anxiety, depression and ADHD, while exploring strategies for overall well-being.

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge adds lifesaving feature

January 4, 2024

San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge adds lifesaving feature

Nearly the entirety of the Golden Gate Bridge now has a "suicide deterrent system" of a stainless-steel net on its side. The net is 20 feet below the sidewalk.

Dr. Siegel: I've changed my view of Fetterman and now see his 'personal courage'

January 2, 2024

Dr. Siegel: I've changed my view of Fetterman and now see his 'personal courage'

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel applauds Democratic Sen. John Fetterman's recent candid interview on his depression and social media.

Jewish students struggling with antisemitism at college now have use of walk-in mental health clinic

December 28, 2023

Jewish students struggling with antisemitism at college now have use of walk-in mental health clinic

Touro University recently opened a walk-in mental health clinic on its NYC campus. The head of the clinic and one of the students discuss the importance of protecting students’ mental health.

Holiday grief can be handled in these 9 ways, according to mental health experts

December 19, 2023

Holiday grief can be handled in these 9 ways, according to mental health experts

The holidays are meant to be a time of togetherness and celebration — but for some, the season can bring sadness. Mental health experts share nine tips for navigating the challenges.

5 myths about ketamine, the drug tied to Matthew Perry's death, according to doctors

December 18, 2023

5 myths about ketamine, the drug tied to Matthew Perry's death, according to doctors

After Matthew Perry’s cause of death was ruled as “acute effects of ketamine" on Friday, experts are speaking out about misconceptions surrounding the drug.

Depression and anxiety rates higher among college students than their peers, new study suggests

December 1, 2023

Depression and anxiety rates higher among college students than their peers, new study suggests

College students may be at a greater risk of experiencing depression and anxiety compared to those not in higher education, according to a new study published in The Lancet Public Health.