You don’t need a psychic to tell you that we could be in for a rough ride in 2026. Of course, that’s not slowing down the ESP brigade one little bit, as the internet is rife with bleak predictions of ...

The Chicago Federal Reserve estimated on Tuesday that the U.S. unemployment rate remained at 4.6% in December, unchanged from November’s official rate.

Mesa Community College is launching a new behavioral health certificate and has opened a simulation lab to better prepare students to meet the growing demand for mental-health workers in Arizona.

A high-profile tragedy reveals the adult mental health crisis facing families nationwide — marked by addiction, isolation, ...

Below, STAT previews the three key questions that could define a potentially busy year in the worlds of substance use and ...

When governments panic, they legislate. When they legislate in panic, they create monsters. Australia’s world-first ban on social media for under-16s, which came into force on 10 December, 2025, is ...

Objectives To explore the levels of health-related functioning during pregnancy and postpartum and its association with non-severe maternal morbidities. Design An observational longitudinal study.

This research underscores the beneficial impact of the Medicaid Institution for Mental Diseases (IMD) exclusion waivers on psychiatric-specific and all-cause health care resource utilization and costs ...

Economist Steve Moore says the ‘evidence is pretty clear’ in debanking scandal allegations and gives his thoughts on the Trump administration’s efforts to lower grocery and electricity prices on ‘The ...

Several non-biotech healthcare stocks are starting to show real momentum, breaking out of bases and asserting themselves as leaders in the sector. With improving volume patterns, accelerating relative ...

The 2-bill package would tighten eligibility for Medicaid, CHIP and SNAP and institute a 'most favored nation' prescription drug pricing model. House Speaker Daniel Perez has unveiled a health care ...

(Jefferson City, Mo.) — Missouri has hundreds of people in jail awaiting a mental health evaluation to determine if they are competent to go on trial for their alleged crimes. State Rep. Brian Seitz, ...