Childhood anxiety is the most common pediatric mental health condition, affecting roughly 1 in 8 children. Yet it's frequently missed because anxious children often appear "good" — quiet, compliant, eager to please. The internal distress isn't visible until it reaches crisis levels. As the ...
Most people believe suicide rates peak during winter holidays. This is a persistent myth. Research consistently shows that suicide rates are actually lowest in December and highest in spring and early summer — April through June. Understanding this counterintuitive pattern could save ...
You expect seasonal allergies to bring sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. What you might not expect: research increasingly links allergies to depression, anxiety, and even suicidal thoughts. The connection isn't psychological—it's biological, involving inflammatory processes that directly ...
Dr. Layne Kamalu released a deep sigh. “You never know when your time is up,” he then said. “You just never know. So make sure you tell those people you love that you love them. You never know when you might not see them again.” Kamalu’s time isn’t up yet thanks to a medical ...
The number of people infected with measles in Utah has grown to 559 in nine months, with hundreds of cases being reported in less than a month and several exposures in high-traffic spots, including the state’s flagship university. Now, with 318 cases so far this year, Utah has the ...
You're exhausted. Motivation has vanished. Work feels pointless, and rest doesn't restore you. You might assume it's burnout—a reasonable conclusion given modern demands. But burnout and depression overlap significantly, and misidentifying one as the other leads to ineffective ...
