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Science is trying to catch up as states legalize cannabis, social norms evolve, and an already intricate market of medical and recreational products charges forward.

As increasingly frequent and intense climate-change-driven cyclones batter the Sundarbans—destroying agriculture, shrinking incomes, and destabilizing housing—the resilience and mental health of the ecologically frail mangrove forest's people is being tested.

Collins plans to link domestic and global research, local knowledge, and lived experience to expand approaches to supporting mental health in the region and beyond. 

Meaningful workplace wellness is possible in a culture where employers prioritize the mental health and well-being of employees. The intersection of public health, academia, and business is where it happens.  

Dr. Terri W. Powell has been appointed the Associate Director of the Center of Adolescent Health (CAH), where she will lead the center’s Training Core and oversee diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Powell shares Associate Director duties with Dr. Beth Marshall, who leads the center’s Research Core.

 To help address the teen mental health crisis, some researchers are teaching mindfulness and coping strategies in schools—and delivering resilience that extends beyond the classroom.

A new initiative aims to understand the drivers of suicide and how to intervene.

We have the opportunity and the expertise to transform strategies for improving mental health in higher ed.

An animal tranquilizer is turning up in illicit opioid supplies, raising the risk of harm and death.

The ancient craft helps an Army veteran find peace and healing.

An inexpensive treatment approach called CETA was specifically designed for use in low-resource and conflict-ridden areas.

PTSD can affect anyone following a traumatic experience. By increasing our collective understanding of this mental health condition, we can reduce stigma and get help to those who need it.

Researchers from Wendy Klag Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities contribute to new CDC report.

An accomplished biostatistician, Stuart collaborates across areas that include mental health, substance use, gun violence prevention, and education.

The daylight saving time transition causes more than grogginess and foul moods. Researchers say that the change has long-term negative consequences for our bodies and minds.