South Dakota Cautiously Optimistic as Overdose Rates Drop
South Dakota’s overdose death rate remains the lowest in the nation.
Mental Health
Girls With Psychiatric Diagnosis Not Getting Life-saving Vaccine
Addressing disparities in this population could mean helping many more females get this life-saving vaccine.
Even With a Script, Some OUD Patients Can’t Get Buprenorphine
Pharmacies in low-income, racially segregated neighbors are less likely to carry the drug compared to those in wealthier, less segregated communities.
How Truck Accidents Impact Mental Health: What You Need to Know
Community resources and online forums can provide additional support and guidance, offering a sense of connection and understanding to those who have experienced similar traumas.
FDA Issues Letter Delaying Approval of MDMA-Assisted Treatment
The agency has requested an additional Phase 3 trial further assessing for safety and efficacy.
Long-Term Benefits of Prioritizing Mental Health
Embracing mental health as a vital component of overall wellness is essential for anyone looking to lead a balanced, productive, and happy life.
RNs and the Intervention Program: Options for Nurses Struggling with Substance Addiction or Mental Health Concerns
Treatment options vary widely and are dependent on each nurse’s circumstances.
Loneliness Negatively Impacts Memory, Especially in Older Age
Being lonely and isolated not only leads to depression and compromised physical health but can also cause poor memory recall.
Clozapine Adequately Treats Schizophrenia, Yet Isn’t Used Enough
Study finds that while the drug can target treatment resistant patients, its side effects are a deterrent to use.
Epilepsy Meds Safe for Creativity, Not Planning Skills
New epilepsy medications in pregnancy don’t affect children’s creativity but may impact executive function.