Kaiser Permanente Teams Up with NBA's Stephen Curry to Talk Mental Health, Wellness
Together, they are working to end the stigma associated with mental health conditions.
Top Quality Nursing Homes Harder to Access with Mental Health Issues
The odds of admission to top nursing homes were longer with more severe mental health issues.
How Johnson & Johnson Is Doing Its Part to Tackle the Worldwide Mental Health Epidemic
Johnson & Johnson's Chief Scientific Officer weighs in on the next great global healthcare challenge.
Teen Sexual Identity, Childhood Trauma Linked to Suicidal Behaviors
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents and young adults.
Facebook to Expand Artificial Intelligence to Help Prevent Suicide
Facebook began testing the software in the United States in March, when the company started scanning the text of Facebook posts and comments for phrases that could be signals of an impending suicide.
Cancer Survivors Often Living with PTSD
Six months after diagnosis, 22 percent of cancer patients reported symptoms of PTSD in clinical evaluations.
Workplace Mental Health Training Could Cut Sick Leave Costs
"From both a society and employer point of view, there's a strong economic argument for talking about mental health in the workplace," said senior study author Samuel Harvey.
Kaiser Permanente Sparks Conversations on Mental Health Through StoryCorps Partnership
StoryCorps, a national oral history project, captures intimate conversations between two people who know each other well.
Middle Class Americans Worry Trump Health Subsidies Cut Will Hurt
President Trump has called subsidy payments a "gift" for insurance companies.
Police Violence Linked to Increased Risk of Suicide Attempt
The risk was especially elevated when it was related to experiencing physical or sexual violence at the hands of police.
LGBQ Students Often Go Off-Campus for Mental Health Help
LGBQ students were more likely than heterosexuals to report potential barriers for on-campus services, including concerns over confidentiality, embarrassment, costs and access.
Most U.S. Troops Kicked Out for Misconduct Had Mental Illness: Study
Sixty-two percent of servicemembers discharged for misconduct during the fiscal years 2011 through 2015 had been diagnosed within the previous two years with conditions including PTSD, traumatic brain injury or another condition.
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