First Presidential Debate Includes Drug Use Claims, COVID-19, And Addiction
The 90 minute first presidential debate discussed America’s current economy that has been impacted by COVID-19, as well as claims of drug use.
Article Category: <span>Mental Illness</span>
Broken Homes and Spirits: Examining Early Childhood Adversity
Early child adversity can contribute to childhood traumas. In response, the child could experiment with drug abuse as a coping mechanism.
Coronavirus Preventive Strategies for Health Care Workers
Health care workers risk their lives and peace as they save the lives of others. Learn how self-care strategies can reduce poor mental health and addiction.
Suicide Network of Teens Is Linked to 15 Deaths
A suicide network of teenage girls has been linked to 15 deaths so far. One young woman is making it her mission to try and protect these vulnerable girls.
FCC Unanimously Approves New Three-Digit Number as U.S. Suicide Prevention Hotline
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved proposal for a new and easier to access National Suicide Prevention Hotline, 988.
Americans Believe People with Mental Health Disorders Face Stigmas
Americans believe individuals battling mental health disrders face stigmas. Explore the statistics, attitudes and effects of mental health-related stigmas.
Avicii’s Father Discusses His Son’s Legacy and Courage a Year after His Death
A Year after his death, Avicii's father talks about his son's struggles with mental illness and substance abuse and enourages others to get help.
Florida Woman Charged with Killing Disabled Grandson by Drug Overdose
An elderly woman is facing second-degree murder charges after admitting to killing her disabled grandson with a fatal overdose of drugs.
Psychedelic Toad Venom Is the New Trendy Hallucinogen
A new mind-altering drug that is four to six times more powerful than DMT is hitting the US psychedelic scene – toad venom.