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Podcast: What It Costs to Ask for Help
The Senate unanimously passed two bills to reduce the career cost of mental health care for pilots and air traffic controllers, a national survey found Americans grant fewer rights to people with...
Written By: Dr. Sylvie Stacy
October 20, 2026
Accelerated TMS Trial Tests New Addiction Treatment for Meth
Written By: Courtney Myers
October 20, 2026
Brain Override Mechanism Could Guide Future Addiction Treatment
Written By: Terri Beth Miller
October 19, 2026
AI Therapy Chatbots Are Everywhere, but Oversight Lags Behind
Written By: Quentin Blount
October 19, 2026
Benzodiazepines in Early Pregnancy Show No Malformation Risk
Written By: Nikki Wisher
October 16, 2026
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Mental Health Treatment Gaps Found in 1 in 6 Anxious Teens
For parents researching rehab or mental health care for a teenager, new...
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Antidepressants in Water Supply Raise Human Mental Health Questions
Antidepressants can still remain active after leaving the human body. According...
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Compulsive Overwork Can Harm Mental Health, Research Shows
Many people say someone is a workaholic casually but compulsive overwork is not...
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New ‘Orphine’ Opioids Surge in US Drug Supply, Study Finds
A new class of synthetic opioids is moving through the American drug supply....
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Podcast: What Gets Missed Before Treatment Starts
A JAMA Psychiatry viewpoint warns that psychiatry’s main diagnostic tool can...
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Study Maps How Addiction Changes the Brain
Addiction doesn’t affect everyone’s brain in the same way. A new analysis...
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BORG College Drinking Trend Sparks Addiction Concerns
A drinking trend spreading across college campuses has students mixing liquor,...
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Care Navigators Engage Meth Patients but Treatment Linkage Lags, Trial Shows
Methamphetamine has resisted almost every treatment model that works for...
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Disparities Persist in Pregnancy Opioid Treatment Retention
Black pregnant patients on Medicaid who started buprenorphine for opioid use...
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