This blog post takes a unique approach as we delve into the significant findings from The Lancet Public Health Series released in September 2024. This extensive six-paper series presents a comprehensive public health strategy for suicide prevention, exploring various intervention Read More
Date and Time of the Informative Session Mark your calendars for December 3, 2024! Join us from 2:00–4:00 p.m. ET for an engaging virtual event that you won’t want to miss. Discover Exciting Training Opportunities in Mental Health Research If Read More
In the United States, there are an astonishing 91.3 million caregivers, among whom 14.3 million are dedicated to caring for wounded, ill, or injured service members or veterans. These devoted military and veteran caregivers include spouses, partners, parents, family members, Read More
In today’s political climate, each presidential election seems to leave a significant portion of the population grappling with feelings of anxiety about what the future may hold. If you find yourself among those who are feeling uneasy following the recent Read More
A comprehensive study conducted by UCL alongside Brighton and Sussex Medical School, published in JAMA Network Open, uncovers a significant two-way relationship between depressive symptoms and memory decline in older adults. By analyzing an extensive 16-year dataset comprising 8,268 adults Read More