Mental Health

Back to office anxiety

Feeling anxious about returning to the office? There are ways to smooth the transition

People with inflammatory bowel disease are at higher risk of depression – and so are their siblings

IBD Depression Siblings

Therapy on the go: Mildly depressed or simply stressed, people are tapping apps for mental health care

Cell phone

Children's Health

The lasting consequences of school shootings on the students who survive them

Even a short break from social media can improve your mental health

Social media mental health

Chronic stress can often lead to burnout, but there are effective ways to manage it

Burnout and your health

How do smartphones impact mental health? Google asks Android users to help it find out

Runner treks 370 miles across Pennsylvania to raise money for LGBTQ+ youth mental health

Trevor Project Runner

Parents play an important role in teaching children how to manage anxiety

Child experiencing anxiety

Staring at an image of yourself on Zoom has serious consequences for mental health – especially for women

Woman Zoom call

People may sleep less as they age, but they still need 7 hours each night, scientists say

Sleep Older Adults

How to protect your family from horrific news images – and still stay informed

Even half the recommended amount of exercise can help beat depression

Exercise Depression Risk

Mental illnesses may increase risk for COVID-19 breakthrough cases, study finds

mental health breakthrough covid

Dressing well can inspire confidence, but there can be barriers to finding the 'perfect style'

Clothing Mental Health

Your personality can affect your risk of cognitive impairment

Personality Cognitive Impairment

Pennsylvania tip line created to mitigate school violence finds increase in student mental health issues

AG Report Students

New Jersey high schools should start later to give teens much-needed sleep, lawmakers say

New Jersey School Start Times

Is social media harmful to teens' mental health? Not necessarily, study finds

Social Media Mental Health

Alternative Medicine

Creating music, or simply listening, boosts well-being, research shows

Music Study

Exercise particularly boosts heart health of people with anxiety or depression, study finds

Exercise Heart Health

Children's mental health has been getting worse over the last five years, study finds

Children Mental Health

Ozone pollution doesn't just irritate the lungs – it's also linked to depression

Gun ownership is increasing among Black people in the U.S. Is it driving up Black suicide rates?

Conversion therapy increases LGBTQ people's risk of depression, suicide, study finds

Conversion Therapy LGBTQ

Pennsylvania, New Jersey to take part in multi-state investigation of TikTok's influence on minors

TikTok Investigation

LGBTQ youth with eating disorders have increased risk of suicide, study finds

LGBTQ Study Trevor Project

First-time moms at greater risk of postpartum depression, study finds

Postpartum depression risk

Caught a case of the winter blues? Exercise and eating healthy may help

Winter Blues Exercise

An influx of adolescent girls have sought emergency treatment for mental health conditions during COVID, CDC finds

Emergency Department

The youth mental health crisis needs immediate action, CHOP doctor tells Congress

Children's Mental Health Crisis

Compulsive exercise can be a sign of an eating disorder, experts say

Compulsive Exercise

Ready for another pandemic malady? It's called 'decision fatigue'

COVID-19 Decision Fatigue

Seasonal affective disorder is more than just 'winter blues'; Here's how to combat it

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Ketamine use for depression remains experimental, but it may reduce suicidal thoughts

Ketamine Depression Treatment

Suicides by drug overdose increasing among young people, seniors

Suicide by drug overdose

The pandemic changed death rituals and left grieving families without a sense of closure

Long-term anxiety may put people at higher risk of heart disease

Anxiety Worry Health

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