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Covid 19 and Its Effect on Teenage Mental Health
As of August 4, 2020, COVID-19 has infected more than 4.9 million Americans. Of these millions of COVID cases, over 676,000 have resulted in death. The overwhelming majority of victims were either elderly or suffered from a pre-existing...
Read MoreA Worthy Discussion: Listening to Ketamine
The Fast-acting Drug Ketamine Offers a New Way to Treat Depression and Fathom its Origins The recent approval of a Ketamine nasal spray promises to expand access, but much remains unknown about long-term use and the potential for abuse....
Read MoreA Clinical Alternative to 911 Calls Related to Mental...
While the stigmatization, cultural awareness, and treatment of mental health-related illness has undoubtedly improved in recent years, we, as a nation, and our damningly ineffective and ruthlessly unfair justice system in particular,...
Read MoreGen Z is the Most Depressed and Unprepared Generation in...
Understanding There is an Issue is Only the Beginning For the first time in our nation’s history, its people are finally beginning to take the topic of mental health, and in particular, mental health disorders, more...
Read More10 World Famous Celebrities You Didn't Know Suffered...
10 Celebrities You Didn't Know Suffered From Depression and Anxiety Whether you like it or not, the personal lives and struggles of celebs have an enormous impact on the rest of us - especially when it comes to health-related issues....
Read MoreNFL Defensive End Everson Griffen Opens Up about Mental...
Vikings Pro Bowl Defensive End Opens Up About His Mental Health Vikings defensive end, Everson Griffen, has rejoined the team after taking five weeks off for ‘Non-Football Related Injury’ after suffering a mental...
Read MoreKevin Love Bounces Back After Famously Struggling with...
In the midst of today’s mental health crisis - as many as 25% of Americans experience mental health-related issues, annually - it is more important than ever that we have public figures who bravely choose to use their...
Read MoreDenver Votes for Tax Raise to Fund Much Needed Mental...
Denver Votes for Tax Raise to Fund Much Needed-Mental Health Resources Just one year removed from a record of suicides and fatal drug overdoses, the people of Denver, Colorado voted for raising the .25 sales tax, the profits of which...
Read MoreWhy We Don't Seem to Really Care Anymore
Why We Don’t Seem to Really Care Anymore Horror and Desensitization “I remember being horrified by the more than bloody images broadcasted on tv from Viet Nam in the mid-sixties. Not just soldiers shooting, but real...
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