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A mental health researcher and an HR professional have a wide-ranging conversation on how to better promote mental health in the work place.

Untangling relationships among sleep, physical activity, and brain health may suggest ways to reduce dementia risk. 

In 2023, Johns Hopkins-Pulitzer Center Global Health Reporting Fellow Blessed Sheriff traveled to Sierra Leone to report on efforts to transform mental health care in the country, including a psychiatric hospital’s innovative treatment methods and the first class of psychiatry residents trained there.

A growing body of research shows the importance of addressing loneliness and social isolation.

Survey responses from a global panel that included young people provide insights into what would make cities mental health-friendly for youth. 

New research shows symptoms of depression and anxiety ticked up in states that enacted trigger laws after Dobbs.

Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, the Institute for Global Tobacco Control, and the Office of External affairs were recognized in the 2024 Anthem Awards.

June 2022 Supreme Court ruling overturned federal right to abortion, triggering laws in 13 states that banned or restricted abortion  

The decades’ long conflict between tribal communities in Manipur has had a lasting impact on mental health. 

Public health year in review: 2023 was a mixed bag, but there is major progress worth celebrating. 

Transgender people live in an often-hostile world. Can community, research, and resilience reduce the threats to their health?

How public health is harnessing the power of AI, now.

Psychological autopsies of young people who died by firearm suicide may help to identify risk factors and inform prevention.