OZY, Well Being Trust and Providence St. Joseph Health partner together to show readers how health is a human right not for some, but for everyone.
Adolescent suicide has been increasing at a staggering rate, but it’s hitting American Indian and Alaska Native teens much harder. These programs are offering culturally inspired ways to help.
Most Americans agree that Medicaid is important, but few understand just how crucial and vast its coverage really is.
This social worker is changing lives for LGBT youth by embracing the groups many other LGBT counselors have ignored: families and faith organizations.
Adolescent suicide has been increasing at a staggering rate, but it's hitting American Indian and Alaska Native teens much harder. These programs are offering culturally inspired ways to help.
Telebehavioral health options give senior patients the ability to manage medication and mental health challenges — which can lead to a better overall quality of life, as well as a more positive health outlook.
P.E.A.S.E. is one of more than 30 public recovery high schools in the U.S.
This mentorship program helps addicted mothers double their chances for sobriety.
A good-behavior game that’s been around for decades teaches kids how to self-regulate.
Lessons from the past can be a valuable tool in guiding the future of health care.
In the future, humans will easily live to 150 and die with less fear thanks to psychedelics.
We might one day be able to erase mental illness from our brains. But first, let’s change the way we think about mental health.
As artificial intelligence gets better at diagnosing and treating our medical needs, what will become of doctors and nurses?
In 50 years, being in good health will depend upon your human connections and medicine made from your own immune system.