The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

Each September, Suicide Prevention Month brings much-needed attention to mental health and the people most at risk. The focus often falls on veterans, first responders, and law enforcement, professions marked by immense stress and little margin for error. Yet, one equally vulnerable group remains: physicians.

At least 20 US states are suing TikTok with claims the app is harmful to children

Singer-guitarists reveals what he’s learned after 20 years of pushing too hard against the industry current, and the surprising upside of not being able to work as hard as he used to

Mental health care just became more accessible for millions of older Americans. With recent changes, Medicare now covers mental health sessions without cost-sharing, meaning beneficiaries can receive professional support without worrying about copays or coinsurance. This shift recognizes that mental wellness is just as important as physical health, especially for…

A married couple have died in a suspected double suicide near Sydney Harbour Bridge after long battles with mental health. The heartbreaking case has intensified calls for more accessible support services.

The construction industry is a pillar of Australia’s economy, employing more than a million people.

Complaints related to alleged bullying, concern over contestants’ mental health and race and gender-based discrimination.

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Droughts are a familiar hardship in Ghana’s semi-arid north, where rainfall is erratic and agriculture is the mainstay of rural economies. The economic and environmental effects of drought have been well documented. But less attention is paid to its psychological toll on farmers and their families.

Over a million rodents are used in UK labs each year

The Guardian examined two private-equity backed companies that have been accused of failing to protect inmates from risk of harm, and even preventable death