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Sleep disorders and suicide: A mental health expert reveals the concerning link

March 24, 2024

Sleep disorders and suicide: A mental health expert reveals the concerning link

Taft Parsons III, M.D., vice president and chief psychiatric officer at CVS Health in Birmingham, Michigan, discussed the concerning link between chronic sleep issues and suicide.

Prayer app reveals the most popular choices by America's college students during Lent

March 22, 2024

Prayer app reveals the most popular choices by America's college students during Lent

College students' top prayers on the Christian prayer app Hallow this season of Lent are the "Pray40" series on suffering — as well as the St. Michael's Prayer. Here's why.

Improve your sleep by optimizing 6 biomarkers: ‘Integral to health’

March 11, 2024

Improve your sleep by optimizing 6 biomarkers: ‘Integral to health’

Certain biomarkers — also referred to as biological markers or medical signs — can have a direct impact on sleep. Two experts shared the important measurements and how to optimize them.

Dr. Peter Attia sets foundation to live longer: People are suffering from 'poor emotional health'

March 9, 2024

Dr. Peter Attia sets foundation to live longer: People are suffering from 'poor emotional health'

Dr. Peter Attia, author of 'Outlive,' discusses the key to longevity and enhancing quality of life on 'One Nation with Brian Kilmeade.'

Mental health improves with 20 seconds of daily affirmations, study finds: ‘Self-care strategy’

March 6, 2024

Mental health improves with 20 seconds of daily affirmations, study finds: ‘Self-care strategy’

Daily acts of self-compassion have been linked to improved mental health, according to a study from the University of California Berkeley. The researchers and a psychologist discussed the benefits.

COVID pandemic triggered spike in antidepressant use among young females, study finds

February 26, 2024

COVID pandemic triggered spike in antidepressant use among young females, study finds

Young people turned to antidepressants in greater numbers during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, new research has shown. Mental health experts react to the findings.

ADHD in males versus females: What you must know about the differences in symptoms and treatments

February 17, 2024

ADHD in males versus females: What you must know about the differences in symptoms and treatments

Licensed mental health counselor Sabrina Nasta and ADHD expert McCall Letterle map out how ADHD shows up in boys compared to girls, and eventually in men compared to women.

America's injured police officers have 'unrivaled peer support' from Wounded Blue: 'Service to others' first

February 13, 2024

America's injured police officers have 'unrivaled peer support' from Wounded Blue: 'Service to others' first

The Wounded Blue is a nonprofit group that helps injured and disabled police officers across America. Fox News Digital spoke with Randy Sutton, its founder, about the peer support offered.

Virginia Gov. Youngkin prioritizes mental health policy as police are overwhelmed by cases

February 12, 2024

Virginia Gov. Youngkin prioritizes mental health policy as police are overwhelmed by cases

Virginia Republican Gov. Youngkin has introduced initiatives to changed the way psychiatric care is delivered as mental health becomes a growing priority across the country.

Why eating lunch at your desk is worse than you think, experts reveal

February 9, 2024

Why eating lunch at your desk is worse than you think, experts reveal

Is working through lunch at your desk really a smart lifestyle decision? Experts revealed the truth about eating at your desk — and how it can impact well-being and mental health.