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A recent study finds that environmental conditions including temperature and sunlight may influence mood and psychological wellbeing.
Researchers are pushing to develop effective Ebola treatments as the threat of outbreaks continues to drive urgency in the scientific community.
Reductions to federal health programs are drawing concern from researchers who say the cuts leave the country more vulnerable to emerging infections.
Scientists argue that calling certain prostate cancers something other than "cancer" could reduce unnecessary treatment and patient anxiety.
A process called karyoptosis was found in 35 percent of frontal cortex cells from people with Alzheimer's disease.
Research shows some drugs can push core body temperature to 106 degrees Fahrenheit during hot weather.
The small Baltic nation is updating laws and expanding services after years of underinvestment in psychiatric and community mental health care.
July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, and new attention is turning to systemic gaps in diagnosis, treatment access, and provider diversity.
A telehealth program is connecting oncology patients to therapists and psychiatrists without requiring in-person visits to already-strained cancer centers.
South Dakota and Iowa programs are offering free counseling and crisis lines specifically for agricultural workers facing financial and emotional stress.
The program is designed to give parents and young children a shared starting point for conversations about emotions and mental well-being.
A traveling health unit is making psychiatric care available in areas where residents have limited access to traditional providers.
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