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[ad_1] How did Matt Richtel talk to adolescents and their families for this series? In mid-April, I was speaking to the mother of a suicidal teenager whose struggles I follow closely. I asked how her daughter was. It’s not good, the mother said: “If we don’t find something drastic to help this kid, this kid …
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[ad_1] In 1985, salesman Tony Shafrazi designed a poster encourage his show Collaborative paintings by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The footage showed the two performers wearing boxing gloves as if they were getting ready to fight each other. Although amusing, the poster hinted at the complex relationship between Warhol and Basquiat; they were both …
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[ad_1] For more than a year, while reporting on “The Inner Pandemic,” a new multi-part project by the Times investigating adolescent mental health, I had the opportunity to listen to heartbreaking candid accounts of self-harm, suicide, anxiety, and depression from families and young people. They were helping me do detective work to understand the experience …
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[ad_1] How did reporter Matt Richtel talk to adolescents and parents for this series? In mid-April, I was speaking to the mother of a suicidal teenager whose struggles I follow closely. I asked how her daughter was. It’s not good, the mother said: “If we don’t find something drastic to help this kid, this kid …
Continue reading “‘Life or Death’: The Mental Health Crisis Among US Teens”
[ad_1] The cut on his leg proved superficial, albeit bloody. But when her grandmother suggested to the owner of the grocery store not to leave the crates, she said that old people always fall and maybe they shouldn’t be walking around. Dr. “The message stayed with him and it influenced his behavior,” Levy said. His …
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[ad_1] With high-demand therapists and complicating long waiting lists find provider, using mental health app may seem like an attractive and relatively inexpensive way to get help. These apps claim to help with various problems such as addiction, insomnia, anxiety. schizophrenia, often using tools such as games, therapy chatbots, or mood tracking logs. But most …
[ad_1] LANSING, Mich. — A health clinic is being built in an underserved neighborhood of Michigan’s capital with approximately $900,000 in federal pandemic relief funds, a project that could transform community access to care. Tucked between new affordable apartments and a community center, the clinic is emblematic of the rapid impact of funds on many …
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[ad_1] Diabetes is an insidious disease that significantly increases the risk of circulatory and neurological problems that can lead to early blindness, paralysis, infections that require amputation of gangrenous toes. As with many chronic conditions, the poor and people of color are diagnosed with diabetes. also disproportionately higher rates. Black and Latino Americans are twice …
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[ad_1] Finding a therapist, let alone the one, can take time and determination, especially during the pandemic, when many therapists report that they are unable to meet demand and must turn patients away. When the New York Times A survey was conducted with 1,320 mental health professionals In November, nine out of 10 therapists said …
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[ad_1] One in four new HIV infections in Ukraine is among the country’s approximately 350,000 injecting drug users. Before the war, Ukraine’s harm reduction policies enabled more than 17,000 of its citizens to receive so-called opioid substitution treatment. Demand for treatment increased as access to street drugs decreased during the conflict. But now stocks of …
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[ad_1] Unfortunately, this means abandoning the popular view that a return to “normal” for children – face-to-face education, cutting off masks – will reverse these trends. In fact, such measures can increase the stress many students are already feeling, says Lisa Fortuna, UCSF chief of psychiatry at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. And an estimated …
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[ad_1] Dr. Radowitz said he saw “no difference” between esketamine and ketamine, contrary to the FDA’s assessments. Still, he doesn’t think the two hours are “necessary”. He acknowledges Nushama’s practices differ from FDA protocols for esketamine administration, but said he isn’t worried about potential risks or legal liability. “I don’t care,” he said. “I have …
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