MENTAL HEALTH

Sep 06 2024OPINION

Homelessness in Midtown West: A Closer Look

Have you ever walked through Midtown West in New York City and noticed the growing number of people living on the streets? It's not just about having no place to call home; many are struggling with drug addiction and mental health issues. Councilman Erik Bottcher calls it a 'humanitarian crisis.' Bu

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Sep 06 2024SPORTS

Rutgers Gymnastics: A Toxic Culture Exposed

The Rutgers gymnastics program has been rocked by bombshell allegations of mistreatment and abuse. Former gymnasts are speaking out about a culture that prioritized winning at all costs, even if it meant sacrificing the athletes' mental health and well-being. What if this is just the tip of the ice

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Sep 06 2024HEALTH

Is 'Cleantok' Making Us Mentally Messy?

The internet is obsessed with tidiness. From viral 'Cleantok' videos showing extreme makeovers to social media trends celebrating perfectly organized closets, the pressure to declutter and clean has reached new heights. But is this relentless pursuit of pristine spaces actually harming our mental he

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Sep 06 2024HEALTH

When Reality Takes a Holiday: Exploring the Complexities of Mental Health and Policing

Gilberto Melendez-Brancaccio, a man battling mental illness, found himself in a familiar predicament in June 2021. Confused and experiencing religious delusions, he was discovered in a Quincy hotel, proclaiming himself God. The police, responding to the situation, arrived and called for an ambulanc

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Sep 06 2024HEALTH

Shining Light on the Darkness: Can 'Continue' Spark Real Conversations About Mental Health?

Imagine a world where talking about mental health isn't taboo, where movies like 'Continue' aren't just entertainment, but catalysts for genuine understanding. That's the hope behind this new film, starring Emily Deschanel and Nadine Crocker, who drew inspiration from her own struggles with depress

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Sep 06 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Bedtime Worries, Celebrity Solutions

What if we told you that Eva Mendes has written a children's book about overcoming bedtime anxiety? Would you believe it? Well, believe it! The actress and fashion designer is using her star power to tackle the very real issue of childhood worries with her new picture book "Desi, Mami, and the Never

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Aug 28 2024HEALTH

Woman's Hospital Unveils Revolutionary Perinatal Mental Health Unit

In a groundbreaking move, Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge has launched Louisiana's first inpatient perinatal mental health unit. This specialized facility supports women facing mental health challenges during and after pregnancy. Cheri Johnson, the hospital's Chief Nursing Officer, emphasized that

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Aug 27 2024EDUCATION

Winning the Battle Against Cellphones: A New Era of Student Engagement

In the fight against the addictive allure of screens, schools are devising innovative strategies to re-engage students and combat the 'gradual apathy pandemic'. The rise of social media and the lingering effects of the post-COVID era have contributed to a decline in student participation and mental

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Aug 27 2024HEALTH

SC State University's Zen Dens: A Revolutionary Approach to Mental Health

In a remarkable feat, South Carolina State University has emerged victorious in Home Depot's 'Retool Your School' competition, securing a grand prize of $150,000. This funding has paved the way for the creation of four innovative 'Zen Dens' on campus, designed to provide a serene and comfortable spa

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Aug 27 2024HEALTH

Tragic End in Syosset: Man's Mental Health Struggles Lead to Fatal Shooting over Mother's Will

In a heartbreaking turn of events, a Syosset man, Joseph DeLucia, 59, took the lives of four family members before turning the gun on himself, following a dispute over his late mother's will. The tragic incident occurred on Monday, in the home on Wyoming Court where DeLucia had lived with his 95-ye

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