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From maternal mortality to mental health: Black women's fight for Healthcare equityIn Week 7 of our 12-part series, “Black Women Living Well 2025,” we take a moment to honor Black History Month by reflecting on the health disparities that have historically impacted Black women and ...
School nurses manage medications, provide first aid and care for students with chronic illnesses like diabetes, asthma and life-threatening allergies. They also play a critical role in supporting ...
Researchers have discovered that naturally occurring gut microbes produce indoles—compounds that play a key role in ...
In Alabama, the suicide rate among young people aged 10-14 has doubled in the last two decades, says a report from the Alabama State Department of Education, titled Youth Suicide: “The Silent Epidemic ...
The creation of a “Make America Healthy Again Commission” has raised concern over Washington youths' access to medications ...
Kennedy Jr. 's "make America healthy again" motto is meant to convey that he is sincerely interested in helping Americans ...
The mental health challenges for families of medically ill children are unique. Here's my approach after decades of ...
Mark Cloutier, MPP, MPH is the CEO of Caminar, a community-based behavioral health care agency in the Bay Area.
More states and health systems are amending licensure and credentialing forms to remove mental health-related questions.
State licensure requirements create hurdles for college students trying to obtain mental health care. Urgent reforms are needed to ensure continuity and accessibility.
Adults with a history of depression gain long-term physical conditions around 30% faster than those without, according to research publishing February 13th in the open-access journal PLOS Medicine.
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