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Pins and threads in the shape of a a human head. (Getty Images / solidcolours )

The growing distrust of antidepressants

Elizabeth Hlavinka
Chatbot, artificial intelligence in medicine concept. (Moor Studio / Getty Images)

Can AI therapy end mental health stigma?

Elizabeth Hlavinka
An isolated person. (cokada / Getty Images)

Why you may feel like nothing matters

Elizabeth Hlavinka
Woman climbs the stairs from darkness to light (Getty Images/Photobank Kiev)

How to thrive in uncertainty

Elizabeth Hlavinka
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Fruits of an Iboga tree (STEEVE JORDAN/AFP via Getty Images)

African psychedelic plant may be healing

Elizabeth Hlavinka
Traders work during the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on February 28, 2020 at Wall Street in New York City. - Losses on Wall Street deepened following a bruising open, as global markets were poised to conclude their worst week since 2008 with another rout. (JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty Images)

How long till the next big crash?

Lucian K. Truscott IV
Person admiring the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) (Getty Images/Marco Bottigelli)

Psychedelic healing and feelings of awe

Elizabeth Hlavinka
A chair is seen in a therapy room at Field Trip, a psychedelic therapy clinic in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on August 28, 2020. - Patients sit in the sensory controlled environment while on their ketamine trip. (COLE BURSTON/AFP via Getty Images)

Ketamine's risks are under scrutiny

Elizabeth Hlavinka
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Power of the mind. (Kateryna Kovarzh / Getty Images)

Is depression contagious?

Joshua Cohen - Undark
Too much sugar in drinks (Getty Images/Peter Dazeley)

The impacts of fluctuating blood sugar

Mary Scourboutakos - The Conversation
A resident tries to extinguish a fire in the northwestern coastal town of Tabarka amidst a blistering heatwave on July 24, 2023. (FETHI BELAID/AFP via Getty Images)

Climate change damages mental health

Matthew Rozsa
Fish Oil Capsules in Fish-Shaped Bowl (Getty Images/Marina Sidorova)

Is fish oil really good for your mind?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
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Teenage girl lying in bed (Getty Images/fotostorm)

Is bed rotting self-care or a trap?

Monica Manmadkar
At Boulder Mind Care Dr. Wade Grindle gives ketamine to some patiences to help with their depression on November 14, 2022 in Boulder, Colorado. (RJ Sangosti/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

Barriers to ketamine harming patients

Elizabeth Hlavinka
Two young boys sit in a basement late at night on a weekend watching a horror flick. (Getty Images/RichVintage)

Horror is good for your mind: Experts

Matthew Rozsa
Holding a large mushroom (Photo courtesy of MycoMeditations)

How psychedelic retreats can help heal

Elizabeth Hlavinka
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A healthcare professional talks with a young patient (Getty Images/SDI Productions)

Talk to your teen about sex and SSRIs

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Daisy coming out of cracked earth (Getty Images/ljubaphoto)

Can we put a stop to suicide contagion?

Owen Racer
Blowing the shofar (Getty Images/John Theodor)

Yom Kippur and your mental health

Matthew Rozsa
Person hiding in an orange blanket (Getty Images/Olga Rolenko)

Does suppressing negative emotions help?

Matthew Rozsa
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A patient at Hillside mental hospital undergoes electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), whereby an electric current is passed through the head. Developed in the 1930's, this controversial method is used in the treatment of severe depression in adults. (Carl Purcell/Three Lions/Getty Images)

Mysteries of electroconvulsive therapy

Astrid Landon - Undark
An activist picks up a placard at climate group Fridays for Future's march during a Global Climate Strike in New York on March 3, 2023. (ED JONES/AFP via Getty Images)

Climate anxiety can spur action: study

Matthew Rozsa
New mom closes her eyes as she kisses her baby's hand. (Getty Images/SDI Productions)

FDA approves postpartum depression pill

Elizabeth Hlavinka
The view from Kowloon Peak shows apartment buildings and office blocks lights at night on November 3, 2016 in Hong Kong. (Lam Yik Fei/Getty Images)

Why won't we fix light pollution?

Matthew Rozsa
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