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Many Health Care Providers With Psychopathology Are Not Seeking Care, Research Reveals

More than one-quarter of U.S. health care providers reported meeting diagnostic criteria for psychopathology during the pandemic, but only 38% of these reported seeking care, according to research published in the Jan. 16 issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Henry Ford Health to Open 192-Bed Behavioral Health Hospital in West Bloomfield, Michigan

Henry Ford Health will open a new, 192-bed behavioral health hospital in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, next week, which officials hope will help address the growing need for inpatient mental health care treatment in the region.

Rowan University And NJDOH Partner To Enhance Mental Health Care at Ancora Psychiatric Hospital

The New Jersey Department of Health and Rowan University have entered into an agreement to expand and enhance psychiatric care at Ancora Psychiatric Hospital. The partnership will strengthen mental health services in South Jersey and bring academic medicine into one of the State's key behavioral health facilities.

The US Parental Mental Health Crisis And What To Do About It

The U.S. Surgeon General is ringing the alarm bell on parents' mental health. 48% of parents say most days their stress is completely overwhelming, nearly double what childless adults reported.

How the FDA and CMS Worked Together On a New Approach To Paying For Digital Mental Health Treatments

The United States continues to face a pervasive public health challenge: lack of access to behavioral health providers and resources. Behavioral health conditions have been significantly increasing in prevalence, but despite the widespread need, there continues to be a large gap between demand and availability of behavioral health resources.

Mental Health Declined Among US Adults From 2011 To 2022

The number of U.S. adults who reported poor mental health rose significantly — and inequitably across social groups — between 2011 and 2022, according to a new study led by researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

Study Shows Teletherapy Has Not Improved Access To Mental Health Care For Those Who Cannot Pay

A small team of psychiatrists at Columbia University, in the U.S., has found that despite an increase in the use of teletherapy over the past several years by both psychotherapists and their patients, access to such care has not increased for those who cannot afford to pay for it.

Modeling the Impact of Environmental And Social Determinants On Mental Health Using Generative Agents

Mental health is shaped by socio-environmental determinants, yet traditional research approaches struggle to capture their complex interactions. This review explores the potential of generative agents, powered by large language models, to simulate human-like behavior in virtual environments for mental health research.

Harsh Criticism And Unreasonable Expectations Worsen Ph.D Students' Mental Health

Graduate students with anxiety and depression say that their symptoms are exacerbated by the pressures of research and teaching, fueled by overly harsh criticism and being held to unreasonable expectations, a survey finds.

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