by B. Burke, MHA Public Education Content ManagerMy life was out of control and I barely realized it. I had just returned from a 3 mile run and was now lying ...

What was it that made you all angry? Was it a small thing that was pretty easy to forgive, like your partner loading the dishwasher wrong? ...

With artificial intelligence permeating more aspects of healthcare and research, the Cedars-Sinai Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is launching a ...

The Impact of Healthcare Algorithms on Racial and Ethnic Disparities: A Systematic ReviewAuthor: University of Pennsylvania School of MedicinePublished: ...

When I think about young people in the US, the first thing I think of is not the young people who use their voices to advocate for mental health accessibility ...

Research conducted by MQ, Peopleful, and Northwest University's Workwell Research Center found that 1 in 5 employees in the UK are at high risk of burnoutand ...

For a while, we felt like we'd gotten over our paranoia about eggs. Studies emerged that showed that dietary cholesterol intake from eggs was not so closely ...

This blog was adapted from a longest article. Amidst a backdrop of cultural shifts and persistent mental health crises, a new form of therapy emerges that ...

We know that exercise, broadly speaking, is great for mental health. However, many people (mistakenly) think that going to the gym or doing cardio are the ...

In This episode, Tina talks about the details of her exclusive group training program, Fit + Fueled. She provides a detailed description of the program, ...