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JED Warns of Threats to Youth Mental Health

Nonprofit calls for stronger protections as digital systems, funding cuts, and social isolation impact young people

Chronic Stress from 'Hasslers' Linked to Faster Cellular Aging

Study finds relationships with difficult people can accelerate biological aging by 1.5%

Toxic Relationships Linked to Faster Aging

Study finds 'hassler' relationships can result in chronic stress and accelerated biological aging.

Mom in 50s Combats Brain Fog with Comedy, Music, and Dance

The author is embracing stand-up comedy, drumming, and tap dancing to enhance her memory and mental clarity.

NYC Construction Workers Get Emotional First Aid Boost

Union-based peer support program aims to destigmatize mental health and reduce suicide in the construction industry

Study Links Fear of Aging to Accelerated Biological Clock

Emerging research suggests anxiety about getting older can impact cellular health, especially for women.

Supreme Court Blocks California Schools' Transgender Policy

The ruling puts a hold on a state law banning automatic parental notification if students change their pronouns or gender expression at school.

Anxiety About Aging Linked to Faster Biological Aging in Women

New study finds health concerns are the primary driver of this effect, highlighting the mind-body connection.

Plastic surgeon apologizes for keeping quiet on youth trans surgeries at NYC hospital

Dr. Ira Savetsky cites 'no room to speak up' in elite medical programs amid regulatory pressure to end program

NYC Allocates $20M to Boost Family Mental Health

New initiative will expand access to nurse visits and mental health resources for parents and young children

Experts Weigh Opportunities and Risks of AI in Mental Health Care

New Academy publication and panel discussion explore the nuanced landscape as AI becomes increasingly integrated into mental health services.

Cognitive Games Boost Brain Repair After Traumatic Injury

New research shows targeted computer games can induce measurable changes in neuroplasticity and improve cognitive function in adults with chronic traumatic brain injury.

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