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Incident that prompted hundreds to briefly flee LAX terminal was caused by man experiencing mental health crisis

A report of someone with a gun prompted hundreds to flee a terminal at Los Angeles International Airport and briefly grounded flights Thursday night, authorities said. No shots were fired and no gu…

People with mental health disorders at higher risk for severe COVID-19, studies show

Earlier this month, the CDC quietly added “mental health conditions” including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression to its list of people likely to get severely ill from COVID-19, in a mo…

Glenville State College awarded $5,000 grant for student mental health awareness

GLENVILLE W.Va. – Glenville State College was awarded a grant from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and Community and Technical College System to improve resources for stu…

Alabama receives grant to address mental health needs of farmers

The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries has been awarded $500,000 to complete a Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network project, according to a press release.

The CDC Adds Mental Health Conditions to High-Risk Covid-19 List

The addition of mood disorders expands the list of Americans eligible for booster shots by millions

Jefferson Academy senior’s essay raises awareness on pandemic’s impact on mental health

When a Jefferson Academy English Composition 1 class was assigned to write a paper on a cause and effect, students came up with a variety of ideas.

Our children are facing a mental health crisis — we can and must

The current availability of funds to do this critical work in education provides us with an opportunity we may not get again — but very much need — in years to come.

Voters In Minnesota’s Largest School District To Weigh In On Levy For Mental Health Supports

Study: Asthma, Hay Fever, Other Allergies Not Linked to Mental Health Traits

Evidence of a causal relationship between the onset of allergic disease and mental health was limited, suggesting that the observational associations found were due to confounding or other forms of bias.