The emotional aftermath of the 2024 presidential election has deeply affected many women across the country. Following November 5th, a wave of feelings including anxiety, anger, sadness, and even a sense of hopelessness has swept through the female demographic. Research Read More
Every January 1, we enthusiastically raise our glasses for a “fresh start” — yet for many, this day can usher in feelings of profound loneliness and despair. Research indicates that suicide rates tragically increase on New Year’s Day, debunking the Read More
There is an increasing body of research highlighting the significant connection between the gut microbiome and mental health disorders, particularly in cases of schizophrenia (Nikolova et al, 2021; Clarke, 2023). Recent findings indicate that individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia exhibit distinct Read More
NIMH-Funded Research Demonstrates Effective Strategies for Reducing Suicide Attempts in Adult Primary Care Settings December 30, 2024 • Research Highlight Suicide remains a leading cause of death in the United States, posing a significant challenge to public health initiatives. Previous Read More
The captivating Irish legend surrounding An Bradán Feasa, or the Salmon of Knowledge, narrates the tale of a mystical salmon that consumed the nuts from an enchanted hazel tree, thereby acquiring the wisdom of the universe. This tale features a Read More