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Johnny Manziel on how addiction issues got worse after Browns drafted him: 'I learned what depression was'

Johnny Manziel opened up about his battle with addiction and depression in a Q&A with students and recovering addicts at the University of Alabama Monday.

US surgeon general advisory names parent stress an 'urgent public health issue'

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued a public health advisory addressing the mental health and well-being of parents, calling out an urgent need for support.

South Carolina authorities reveal Massachusetts man's cause of death after he vanished in Hilton Head

South Carolina authorities on Tuesday revealed the cause of death for Stanley Kotowski, a Massachusetts man who disappeared from a family vacation in Hilton Head on Aug. 16.

Blue city's drug recriminalization rollout includes jail for suspects caught at night or on weekends

Oregon will recriminalize drugs on Sept. 1, but the delayed opening of a Portland-area deflection center leaves police with few places other than jail to take suspects.

People with brain aneurysms at higher risk of some mental health disorders, study finds

People who have been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm may be more susceptible to certain mental health conditions, according to a study published by the American Heart Association.

Massachusetts man's mysterious South Carolina death on Hilton Head vacation shakes family: 'Unimaginable loss'

The wife of a Massachusetts man who went missing in Hilton Head, South Carolina, for days before authorities found his body on Monday, is speaking out.

Dementia advice: Here are 16 safe things to say to your loved one

To help ensure smooth, stress-free communication, dementia experts shared some examples of the right things to say to people suffering from Alzheimer’s or other cognitive disorders.

US gold-medal swimmer Hunter Armstrong says his faith grounds him: 'I'm a Christian Olympian'

U.S. swimmer Hunter Armstrong of Ohio won a gold medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics for the 4x100m Freestyle Relay. In an on-camera interview, he credits faith for his success.

5 ways to beat your 3pm workday slump, according to an expert

A career coach shared five tips for beating the afternoon slump at work. Whether it's going for a walk or crossing off a to-do list item, here are some helpful ideas.

Veterans with PTSD get 'significant' benefits from service dogs, first NIH-funded study finds

The first NIH-funded clinical trial on service dogs and their impact on PTSD in military veterans found strong results. The lead study author and a Marine veteran discussed it.