Mental Health
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Oklahoma Voice: Lindsay Clancy case could spur legislative action on postpartum depression, psychosis
If you are having thoughts of suicide, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or go to SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for a list of additional resources.
Cross-country motorcycle expedition brings national mental health campaign to Madurai
A cross-country motorcycle expedition promotes mental health awareness in Madurai, shifting perceptions from shame to strength.
Could quitting ultra-processed food boost mental health? - Medical Xpress
Could quitting ultra-processed food boost mental health? Medical Xpress
Energy down, fatigue up, mental health worse than a decade ago. Face it, we’re in a slump. - The Australian
Energy down, fatigue up, mental health worse than a decade ago. Face it, we’re in a slump. The Australian
New Study: Girls' Mental Health Problems Have Tripled - Mirage News
New Study: Girls' Mental Health Problems Have Tripled Mirage News
NIH grant supports Alpharose’s rosiphersen for Bain syndrome
Alpharose Therapeutics PBC has been awarded an NIH Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Fast Track grant to advance rosiphersen (ART-001), its lead antisense oligonucleotide therapy designed to treat Bain syndrome.
Waitlist coordinator ‘huge’ help for seniors’ mental health: local CMHA
A program that provides a slate of mental health services for older adults west of Thunder Bay was beset by backlogs and local officials say they’d like to see the position continue.
New roadmap integrates arts into global health and wellbeing
Researchers have developed a roadmap for integrating the arts across health and wellbeing systems globally, from population health and prevention to community pathways and clinical care.
Hyagen Medical Participates in PepMed 2026 to Discuss Regulatory Clarity in Stem Cell Therapy
Hyagen Medical founder Chuck Meeker, Ph.D., Esq., joins regenerative medicine leaders in Washington to examine how classification, regulatory clarity and responsible communication could shape the future of the field in the United States Hyagen Medical founder Chuck Meeker, Ph.D., Esq., joins regenerative medicine leaders in Washington to examine how classification, regulatory clarity and responsible communication could shape the future of the field in the United States
"Just So Horrible For Everyone Involved": 21 Times Mental Health Professionals Explained What Disorders Are The Hardest To Treat, And Why
"...I really wish there was more I could do for them." View Entire Post ›
The Latest: Trump returns to UN at moment of anxiety about Iran, AI and future of world body itself
President Donald Trump has addressed the U.N. General Assembly at a tumultuous moment for the world — and for his presidency. After his speech to the annual gathering of world leaders, Trump was expected to hold talks with new British...
Bring back the Montana that took care of its own
As we look to the upcoming election in Montana I hope and pray that people realize that Steinbeck's "In Dubious Battle" still rages today. Those people who fought so hard during the Great Depression called radicals are now labeled liberals...
Local Lions Clubs unite to form Mental Health Committee
To help address mental health concerns, suicide risks and emphasize wellness and support nationwide, the Lions Clubs of Warwick, Florida, and Greenwood Lake, N....
Novartis locks in preclinical RLT under $900M Boomray deal
Novartis Pharma AG inked a potential $900 million deal to gain exclusive global rights to a preclinical radioligand therapy (RLT) from Boomray Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd., as the Swiss big pharma staves off increasing competition around Lutathera (lutetium [Lu 177] oxodotreotide).
Feeling stressed? Try these 5 simple games for a quick and relaxing gaming break
Mobile gaming is not just for kids; it's for anyone. Rather, yesterday’s '90s kids are now adults, and the games they used to play for fun have taken up space in their lives as stress relievers. Some of the games are designed to take your time with strategy, focus and more. But, at times, for adults, some games could act as therapy on a busy schedule to make your brain feel calmer and refreshed.
Arcus Biosciences to Host Investor Event Featuring New Data for Casdatifan as a Treatment for Kidney Cancer Across Multiple Lines of Therapy
HAYWARD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Arcus Biosciences, Inc. (NYSE:RCUS), a clinical-stage, global biopharmaceutical company focused on developing differentiated molecules and combination therapies for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory diseases, announced today that it will host an in-person investor event with a live webcast on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, beginning at 8:30 AM ET, in New York City. The event will highlight new data from the ARC-20 platform study, which is evaluating casdatif
Giant Cell Arteritis Drugs Market to Reach US$2.62 Billion by 2035 as Oral Targeted Therapy Challenges Injectable Biologics
The global giant cell arteritis drugs market reached US$1.11 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach US$2.62 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 9% during 2026-2035. The market is moving away from a treatment model dominated by
Zomedica Corp.: Zomedica Announces Strategic Partnership with Veterinary Study Groups to Deliver Advanced Veterinary Technologies to Independent Practices
New agreement brings innovative diagnostic, shock wave therapy, and remote monitoring solutions to more than 2,000 member practices across the United States ANN ARBOR, MI / ACCESS Newswire / Septem...
Rainbow supports Mental Health Awareness Month
A 60-year-old farmer sharing his lifelong experience with depression and anxiety is a powerful advocate for mental health awareness. Greg Roll's family experienced tragedy in 2013 with the loss of a loved one. He believes mental health issues do not discriminate. "Mental illness is real and can affect anyone," Mr Roll said. "The stigma about it needs to go; many people in our community are struggling. "It can be a lonely and extremely stressful time, not only for the person going through it but
'The surgeon told me I wouldn't play again. That was the first time I attempted my own life' Clarke Carlisle on the injury that almost cost him his life 25 years ago
The former Burnley star turned mental health advocate has opened up on how a career setback led to his first rapid spiral
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