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Social Prescribing May Help Your Heart
Vidya Rao is a freelance writer and multimedia content creator with more than a decade of experience specializing in wellness, food and small business journalism. She's…
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States Eye Aid To Prop Up Distressed Hospitals Amid Federal Medicaid Cuts
"Even if we cut services that our community needs — maternity care, behavioral healthcare, diabetes management — it wouldn’t make a significant dent in the gap we’re…
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Therapeutic Thursday with Rivendell Behavioral Health Services of Arkansas
KATV ABC 7 in Little Rock, Arkansas covers news, sports, weather and the local community in the city and the surrounding area, including Hot Springs, Conway, Pine Bluff,…
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Up to 90,000 Philadelphians could lose Medicaid next year; experts concerned about effect on mental health services
Health leaders say between 73,000 and 90,000 people could lose Medicaid next year due to new federal work requirements and eligibility paperwork.
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White Plains Gets Brightline Pediatric Mental Health Clinic On Westchester Avenue
The new White Plains site is Brightline's fourth clinic in the New York region and will serve families in New York and Connecticut.
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Why these teens are pushing NC to make it illegal for them to buy tobacco
A national surge in youth vaping is prompting many cities to consider banning the sale of flavored tobacco, vaping liquids and related products.
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Working Toward Wellness
NAMI Metro Suburban is transforming lives — one person, one family, one community at a time—through programming that supports mental health and improves lives. The…
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US military reaches deals with 7 tech companies to use their AI on classified systems
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‘Christofascism’ is here: inside the slow demolition of US public health | Adrienne Matei
From prescribing spiritual warfare to demonizing health experts, RFK Jr’s health empire has become a dangerous vehicle for a Christian nationalist worldview In February…
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Cramped Milwaukee Mental Health Hub Launches $5 Million Rebuild Push
Wisconsin Community Services is seeking $5M to renovate its Wisconsin Avenue mental‐health site with private rooms, bigger waiting areas and trauma‐informed design.
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Fairview residents surprised by proposed behavioral health treatment center
Wasilla-based True North Recovery plans to expand its services to Anchorage using federal grant money held by the municipality.
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Four Biotech IPOs Raise $1.5B in April, the Biggest Month in Five Years
Hemab Therapeutics and Seaport Therapeutics are the newest biotech companies to join the public markets, each with an upsized IPO. According to IPO research firm…
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Greater Valley CEO wants to reach people who can’t afford healthcare coverage
The organization started as the Flathead Community Health Center in 2007 and operated under the Flathead City-County Health Department until 2021, when the center became…
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Indiana to sunset HIV outreach program amid federal funding cuts
Indiana will end a statewide HIV outreach and testing program this summer after health officials say a drop in federal pandemic relief dollars forced them to scale back…
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New York Road Runners Mindful 5K focuses on mental health awareness
The New York Road Runners hosted its third annual Mindful 5K on Saturday morning, an event focused on the connection between physical movement and mental well-being.…
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Philly pediatricians are using GLP-1 drugs to treat childhood obesity, but cost can be a major barrier, CHOP doctors find
Out-of-pocket costs, insurance coverage, side effects and a lack of long-term safety data can be barriers to medication for childhood obesity.
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Sabra Healthcare REIT Q1 Earnings Call Highlights
Sabra Healthcare REIT (NASDAQ:SBRA) executives highlighted accelerating investment activity, improving operating metrics across key portfolios, and a stable…
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S.C. taking new approach to reach Gen Z
A concerning trend of rising mental health challenges affecting South Carolina's youth has prompted the SC Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities…
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She Survived 2 Shootings. Research Helps Explain Why Her Pain Persists Years Later.
Witnessing a shooting, hearing gunfire, losing someone, or living in a violent area can leave people with chronic pain and stress long afterward.
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TN clears way for clinical trials of ibogaine, same drug classification as LSD
Tennessee is moving forward with clinical trials of ibogaine, a controversial psychedelic drug recently fast-tracked for research by the Trump administration.
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Atrium’s $2 Billion WakeMed Play Shakes Up Triangle Health Care
Atrium Health and WakeMed proposed a $2B combination to add 3,300 jobs and expand behavioral‐health services across North Carolina.
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Aurora Mental Health to lay off 111 employees, citing Medicaid funding cuts
Aurora Mental Health and Recovery announced it will lay off 111 employees, mostly in administrative and support positions, effective June 30, citing Medicaid funding…
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Axsome Therapeutics Wins FDA Nod for Auvelity in Alzheimer’s Agitation, Launch Set for June
Axsome Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AXSM) announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Auvelity for the treatment of agitation associated with dementia due…
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Axsome Wins FDA Nod For Expanded Use For Auvelity Beyond Depression
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Thursday approved Axsome Therapeutics Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AXSM ) Auvelity (dextromethorphan HBr and bupropion HCl) for…
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Behavioral Health Is Health Care
The American Hospital Association emphasized that behavioral health is inseparable from physical health, family stability, and economic well-being during Mental Health…
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Behavioral health providers protest CareSource's handling of overpayments
Dozens of mental health professionals and social workers protested outside CareSource's downtown Dayton office on Friday, April 30, 2026, in response to the nonprofit's…
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Chandler Unified mental-health provider quits
Chandler Unified School District's flagship mental-health program for students is closing abruptly, less than three years after launching. The Hope Institute, founded by…
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Column: Mental Health Awareness Month demands more than awareness
Mental Health Awareness Month deserves to move beyond visibility campaigns toward concrete investments in clinical workforce development, according to a column published…
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Community Behavioral Health Alliance seeking community responses
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Drinking doesn’t start at 21. Neither does this treatment center
Step Denver, a low-cost recovery program for men, has lowered its minimum entry age from 21 to 18, reflecting a shift in how the organization approaches early…
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First Phase 3 psilocybin data clears the bar for treatment-resistant depression, but how high was the bar?
The first Phase 3 clinical trial of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression has met its primary endpoint, marking a significant milestone for psychedelic…
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Frye Regional brings neuromodulation heart failure therapy to western North Carolina
This milestone further expands Frye Regional Heart Center’s treatment options for patients with complex cardiovascular conditions.
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‘Gas station heroin’ can be deadly, but it’s just a mouse click away
Kratom is “highly addictive even for people who aren’t addicts,” said Dr. Joe Desanto. “It’s an evil drug. I’m scared for the general public.”
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Gavin Newsom, early champion of single-payer, moderates in the face of fiscal limits
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In his earliest days in the governor’s office, Democrat Gavin Newsom huddled with his advisers to consider how to realize a key campaign promise:…
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Is suboxone the answer? The $36M addiction treatment of choice in Pennsylvania prisons is raising questions.
Pennsylvania prisons have dramatically expanded suboxone treatment for incarcerated individuals with substance use disorder, raising questions about effectiveness and…
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Israeli startup bets on psychedelic mushrooms for mental health treatment
MSICS Pharma, an Israeli startup developing medical-grade psilocybin production technology, has raised $3.6 million to advance clinical trials for treatment-resistant…
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Jason Mogus overcomes alcoholism. Becomes counselor and psychologist
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Local Partnership Expands Substance Use Treatment Services for Youth in Central Oregon
A partnership among Mosaic Community Health, Sisters School District, and Deschutes County Health Services is expanding substance use disorder treatment for adolescents…
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May is Tennessee Mental Health Month
May has been declared Mental Health Awareness Month by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee.