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Mental health
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Immediate online access to medical test results can feed ‘scanxiety,’ study says
A new study found that “scanxiety,” or worrying about results of medical tests, could be compounded by online access to…
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Law enforcement, military members have increased risk of firearm suicides
Law enforcement officials, active duty military members and veterans of both professions are at a higher risk of firearm suicides,…
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How to care for your mental health over the next few years
A second Trump administration will likely make health reporters’ jobs more chaotic (again). Here’s how journalists — and a psychologist…
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Journalist uncovers high cancellation rates for veterans’ mental health appointments
Learn how Military.com reporter Patricia Kime revealed high cancellation rates for veterans’ mental health appointments.
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Avatar therapy could help patients manage hallucinations
Avatar therapy helps quiet the noise for patients experiencing auditory hallucinations, a recent study shows.
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How to amplify coverage of veteran suicide and National Guard health care
This expert panel explored strategies to reduce veteran suicide, with a particular focus on National Guard members.
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How to report responsibly on firearm suicide
As firearm suicide rates among children continue to climb, panelists reminded journalists that how they report on suicide is critical.
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Emerging federal priorities on substance use policy remain unclear
What is Congress likely to do to address substance use policy? That was the question during a fall summit session…
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Panelists outline the importance of covering alcohol like other drugs
Alcohol misuse accounts for more than 4 million emergency department visits and nearly 2 million hospitalizations every year.
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How to use data to improve coverage of behavioral and mental health
Journalists can use data to raise awareness about public health crises like suicide and other behavioral and mental health concerns.