These new ways to treat mental illness should be celebrated. Making the most of them, however, will involve dispelling the poor reputation that hormones have gained over the years https://t.co/WJdMeU0LkJ ...

"These new ways to treat mental illness should be celebrated. Making the most of them, however, will involve dispelling the poor reputation that hormones have gained over the years https://t.co/7CRDOu76R1 Illustration: Nathalie Lees https://t.co/1yBwRG0OyS ...

Mental illnesses that do not respond to standard treatment could be hormone-driven https://t.co/5QxNqpKH9s ...

More workers are seeking disability pay for severe instances of mental illness, but resistance to approving claims persists https://t.co/NRUAQU21Vv ...

[Applause] The monitor flatlined at 3:15 a. m. on March 17th of last year.The disease that killed my sister is as insidious as it is misunderstood. It warps perception, feeds off shame, thrives in isolation, and tears families apart. Every 50 minutes in America, it claims another life.It's a disease that convinces those who have it that they're alone, unworthy of help, and undeserving of love. Every year, it kills more people than depression or addiction. And yet, despite its staggering cost to individuals, ...

kekNIK (@ns123abc):You’re laughing. Normies with no history of mental illness are getting one-shotted into psychosis by chatgpt and you’re laughing. https://t.co/oGobm2ndB1 ...

The exception to this was young adults ages 18-34. They were both more likely to feel negative about their mental health and less likely to talk about it. Only 41% of young adults felt positive about their mental health, compared with 61% of those ages 55 and older. And over one-third (34%) said a barrier to talking openly about mental health is not having someone to confide in. NEW YORK, May 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- While public attitudes toward mental health are improving, stigma and barriers to care remai ...