There are Just Not Enough Therapists to Go Around, Data Shows
As mental health demand increases, those seeking care are forced to get more creative.
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There are Many Therapeutic Uses for Psilocybin, Research Shows
“Magic mushrooms” may hold the key for treating treatment-resistant mental health conditions.
Can You Get Social Security Disability Benefits for Depression?
Depression is the second most common disease that receives several social security disability applications every year.
The Nurse-Family Partnership Hopes to Reduce Maternal Mortality
The maternal death rate is still too high among minority populations in the U.S.
Meth and Fentanyl: How These Two Drugs Dominate the Illegal Drug Market
Even in the wake of a sad year and increased awareness of these epidemic-status drugs, education is not enough to turn the tide.
Officials Confiscated Enough Fentanyl to Kill North America Twice
Officials keep combating the opioid crisis, but fentanyl continues to flood into the U.S.
A Pennsylvania Rite Aid Case Gets Looped into Cleveland’s MDL
The Justice Department intervenes in a 2019 Rite Aid case, moving the case to Ohio.
Warning Signs of Abuse in Los Angeles Nursing Homes
You should also keep an eye on your loved one’s finances.
Black Men Feel Pressured to Avoid Disclosing Mental Health Struggles
Black men have a hard time discussing mental health. The stigma needs to be lifted.
Muslims in India Experience High Levels of Psychological Distress
East Indian Muslims face unique mental health challenges and need culturally competent providers.