Showing results for: mental illness (page 24)
Trump is insane: And it’s time for leading Democrats to say that out loud
David Masciotra
Rational Americans already understand that our president is mentally ill. Will Democrats ever speak truth to power?
“We’re putting people in prison whose only crime is mental illness”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
PBS' "Bedlam" director Ken Rosenberg spoke to Salon about how incarceration won out over hospitalization
Now is not the time for Quibi, the new streaming service for your phone
Melanie McFarland
While life stands still a new mobile-only service offers episodic "quick bite" entertainment that doesn't stick
Our Dunning-Kruger president: Trump’s arrogance and ignorance are killing people
Chauncey DeVega
When stupid people think they're smart, they do maximum damage. That's where we are with Trump and the pandemic
Pandemic dilemmas: When should moms self-isolate from a newborn baby?
Katharine Gammon
Mothers with a known or likely COVID-19 infection are being asked to self-isolate from their newborns
Dr. Bandy Lee: Trump is spreading a “mental health pandemic” that’s making coronavirus worse
Chauncey DeVega
Yale psychiatrist Bandy Lee: Coronavirus pandemic and Donald Trump's irrational cult is a deadly combination
My houseplant garden is a tiny national park Donald Trump can never destroy
Alex Dew
I may not be able to save the world from Donald Trump, but I can save my plants from root rot and spider mites
Republican Rep. Don Young dismisses coronavirus as “the beer virus” as he downplays pandemic
Matthew Rozsa
"This beer virus I call it — they call it a coronavirus, I call it a beer virus — how do you like that?"
Coronavirus could hit homeless hard, and that could hit everyone hard
Michael Cousineau
Amid all the planning, the impact of the spread of COVID-19 among homeless people is not being widely discussed
Giving birth can be transformative. Having an abortion can be transformative, too
Dominika Seidman
Louisiana wants abortion providers to be unable to challenge abortion restrictions. If only they saw what I see
Why humanity should look to its roots as we revillage our towns and cities
April M. Short
The movement to revillage our modern world seeks to combat mental illness, housing and climate disasters
Why no retired generals oppose America’s forever wars
Danny Sjursen
A nation turns its lonely eyes to (someone like) you...
Why “Horse Girl” and other films are turning their lenses on the loneliness of women
Ashlie D. Stevens
The Netflix film joins others like "Tully" and "Greta" to depict a gnawing emptiness not associated with romance
“Visible”: The impact of TV on queer identity, before and after Ellen
Hanh Nguyen
In the new Apple TV+ series "Visible: Out on Television" LGBTQ celebrities discuss their most formative TV moments
How “Joker” became a victim of the white male rage it depicts
Matthew Rozsa
The American epidemic of white male rage fueled "Joker" to Oscar contention glory, but also the film's downfall
What’s new on Netflix in February, from “Altered Carbon” to “Narcos: Mexico”
Ashlie D. Stevens
It's a leap year, so this month you get an extra day to binge on rom-coms, graphic novel adaptations & crime series
On cultural appropriation: A Latina novelist calls herself out amid the “American Dirt” controversy
Jennifer Givhan
As controversy erupts over Jeanine Cummins' Oprah Book Club novel, a review of my own novel demands my attention
When exercise comes to the hospital’s intensive care unit
Amitha Kalaichandran
Even short hospital ICU stays can cause lasting problems for patients. Can early mobility and exercise help?
“The Third Rainbow Girl” author on the true story of a double murder she didn’t set out to write
Erin Keane
Salon talks to author Emma Copley Eisenberg about masculinity, empathy, violence and writing about Appalachia
Veterans, refugees and victims of war crimes are all vulnerable to PTSD
Arash Javanbakht
A trauma psychiatrist explains the effects of PTSD.
Live, Laugh, Love, Loathe: In search of honest affirmations for skeptical realists
Jena C. Martin
As an adult and a doctor, popular and glib affirmations like "Everything Happens For a Reason" fill me with scorn
Is Donald Trump on drugs? That’s seriously the wrong question
Andrew O'Hehir
After the Iran speech, another cascade of Adderall rumors — but amphetamines can’t explain Trump, or America
“Joker” isn’t remotely Oscar-worthy, and these better but snubbed films prove it
Matthew Rozsa
From "Midsommar" to "Hustlers," these deserving but overlooked 2019 films handled storytelling and issues better
“Joker” leads the pack with 11 nods: Here is the complete list of nominees for the 2020 Oscars
Joseph Neese
Not far behind were a trio of films with ten nods each: 1917," "The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"
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