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Presidential depression and Abraham Lincoln’s struggle with ‘melancholy’: What historians know

Ohio clinical psychotherapist and chemical and behavioral addiction specialist Dr. Chris Tuell shares his insights on former President Abraham Lincoln's history of depression.

VR therapy takes veterans back to 'virtual Vietnam' to heal decades-old trauma: 'A path to peace'

Chris Brickler of Mynd Immersive and USC's Dr. Skip Rizzo, told Fox News Digital about the virtual reality Vietnam project to help veterans overcome decades-old war trauma.

Biden allies go on defense blitz following Hur report: 'Bucket of BS'

President Biden allies such as Mitch Landrieu and Robert Bauer joined Sunday morning shows to defend Biden following the release of the Hur report.

Want to stop smoking for good? CDC launches new campaign with free resources to quit

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has launched the 2024 version of its federally funded national tobacco education campaign to help more people quit smoking.

Ketamine therapy shown effective in treating severe depression in veterans, study finds

A University of Michigan study showed the effectiveness of ketamine therapies in treating severe depression in veterans. Psychiatrist Dr. Justin Gerstner weighed risks and benefits.

Crisis in the Northwest: Drugs leave rural areas to rot in the shadows, ‘like playing Whac-A-Mole’

With all eyes on Portland's fentanyl crisis, many rural Oregon communities dealing with their own opioid and homelessness epidemics feel abandoned by policy makers.

Reddit user accused of 'parentifying' her foster daughter did no such thing, insists counselor

A new foster mom of three was accused of "parentifying" her eldest by having the daughter help prepare meals for her younger sister. Reddit users disagreed with this take.

Crisis in the Northwest: Rural Oregon struggles to contain fentanyl epidemic

With all eyes on Portland's fentanyl crisis, many rural Oregon communities dealing with their own opioid and homelessness epidemics feel abandoned by policy makers.

Foreign outlets pull no punches over Biden ‘confusion’ and ‘rage’ after surprise press conference

International media outlets are criticizing President Biden following Special Counsel Hur's report and the president's gaffe-riddled press conference defending his mental clarity.

Higher-dose naloxone spray doesn't increase overdose survival, study finds

A study compared a new, stronger nasal spray for opioid overdoses with the standard dose. Despite being twice as potent, it didn't save more lives and caused more side effects.