Showing results for: mental illness (page 13)
Judith Light isn’t afraid of aging: “These are the crone years”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the veteran actor discusses her latest thriller "The Menu," her fears and what she's craving
“Is the caller the killer?”: How Jessica Logan’s 911 call for help became evidence against her
Brett Murphy
Police used 911 call analysis to point to Logan's guilt before collecting any evidence
“American Horror Story: NYC” finale: Are you freaking kidding me?
Kelly McClure
What's next? "American Horror Story: 9/11"?
“Blacks and Jews” authors on Chappelle, Kanye getting caught in the “Black antisemitism” loop
Jacques Berlinerblau, Terrence L. Johnson
Don't call it Groundhog Day. Scholars discuss recent events contributing to the repeated Black vs. Jewish discouse
Ron DeSantis avoids saying ‘climate change.’ Incarcerated Floridians are living it.
Alleen Brown
Florida lacks a comprehensive policy to protect people locked in increasingly sweltering prisons
Why are so many young people having less sex and fewer friendships?
Christopher T. Conner
The right wants you to believe it's because there's a conspiracy against men. The truth is more harrowing
Selena Gomez documentary revelations: From her faith to how the past haunts her
Alison Stine
The singer and actor opens up about mental and physical health in her new film "My Mind & Me"
How a zombifying cat parasite called Toxoplasma gondii conquered the globe
Troy Farah
New research into a common cat parasite helps explain how it went global — and how we can stop it
More than two years after the George Floyd protests, police reform has stalled. What happened?
Jake Pearson
After widespread demonstrations, a spike in violent crime shifted the narrative around public safety
Is it time to add schizophrenia to the list of unusual “long COVID” symptoms?
Troy Farah
New research finds severe COVID increases the risk of schizophrenia — and could be a possible long COVID symptom
How cities are preparing for the ‘silent killer’ of extreme heat
Christine Macdonald
New solutions are being tested to combat health risks from heat waves, particularly in urban “heat islands"
Deep brain stimulation can be life-altering for OCD sufferers
Rachel A. Davis
A group of OCD sufferers sees hope in an emerging modern treatment called deep brain stimulation
Mandatory reporting was supposed to stop severe child abuse — it punishes poor families instead
Mike Hixenbaugh, Suzy Khimm, Agnel Philip
Pennsylvania required more professionals to report suspected child abuse leading to a strained child welfare system
A lunchbox lesson in letting go
Sarah Stoller
"The day I threw the breast-shaped ice pack into my daughter's preschool lunchbox, I was longing for connection."
Why having an unpredictable childhood can be traumatizing
Matthew Rozsa
A study unpacks the origins of adult mental illness — and finds a correlation with unpredictable childhoods
Does cannabis really make people apathetic? New research suggests the “lazy stoner” myth isn’t true
Troy Farah
With Cheech & Chong, certain myths about stoners entered the mainstream. To what extent are they based in reality?
Why housing advocates oppose a new California law designed to help the homeless
Troy Farah
A new California law ostensibly aimed at helping unhoused people shreds their autonomy, advocates say
The untold story of the struggle for disability rights in America
Matthew Rozsa
Disability rights was once far from the mainstream of American politics; activists with disabilities changed that
Children in Northern California learn to cope with wildfire trauma
Heidi De Marco
As California wildfires grow more frequent, many children who live through them are experiencing lasting trauma
Have American jails become the inferior replacement for mental hospitals?
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that 10 times as many people with serious mental illnesses are in jails as state hospitals
With more sizzling summers, Colorado changes how heat advisories are issued
Markian Hawryluk
Colorado’s climate is so dry that reaching the thresholds for a heat advisory is nearly impossible
Long COVID is keeping as many as 4 million people out of work
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reckons with the incredible economic impact of long COVID, which has erased over 2% of the workforce
America has a chance to retreat from madness: Will the midterms save us — or doom democracy?
Brian Karem
Some Trump voters are ripe for deprogramming. Instead of calling them names, let's work together to save America
From book stacks to psychosis and food stamps, librarians confront a new workplace
Rachel Scheier
As America's social safety net decays, librarians are feeling less safe doing their jobs
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