The Rise of Self-Diagnosis: A Cautionary Tale of Online ADHD Quizzes At the end of last year, while researching a story, I stumbled upon an online quiz inviting me to test for ADHD — attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.It looked legitimate, appearing alongside an academic article I was reading. But after completing the questions, I was … Read more
New York’s Mental health Crisis: A Call for Urgent Reform Public outrage is mounting as perilous incidents involving mentally ill individuals continue to plague New York City’s streets and subways. From triple stabbings to fatal subway fires, the city is grappling with a crisis that demands more than incremental changes.Three years after the tragic subway … Read more
The Hidden Toll of Stress: 10 Surprising Signs Your Cortisol levels Are Too High We all know stress messes with our heads, but did you know it can also wreak havoc on our bodies? Say hello to cortisol, the hormone released when stress hits, triggering that familiar “fight, flight, or freeze” response.Produced by the … Read more
New York City Unveils “Bridge to Home” initiative to Address Homelessness and Mental Health Crisis NEW YORK — In a bold move to tackle teh city’s homelessness and mental health crisis, Mayor Eric Adams announced the launch of “Bridge to Home,” a live-in care facility designed to provide a safe space for homeless individuals with … Read more
New York Governor Kathy Hochul unveils Ambitious Plan to Enhance Subway Safety NEW YORK CITY — In a bold move to address growing safety concerns, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a sweeping plan to bolster security across the city’s subway system. The initiative, revealed during her State of the State address, includes deploying police … Read more
The Power of Certification: Why Certified Content Writers command Higher Rates In the ever-evolving world of digital content, businesses are increasingly recognizing the value of high-quality, engaging, and SEO-optimized writing. As a result,certified content writers are in high demand,often commanding higher rates for their services compared to their non-certified counterparts. But what exactly makes … Read more
Hochul’s Plan to Curb NYC Subway Violence Faces Backlash New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a plan on Friday to combat the recent wave of violent incidents plaguing the city’s subway system. Her proposal focuses on reforming involuntary commitment standards and strengthening Kendra’s Law, but critics immediately voiced concerns about the lack of concrete … Read more
Despite enterprising goals,a new California program designed to provide court-ordered treatment for individuals with severe mental illness is facing a significant participation gap. Data from Los angeles County’s department of Mental Health reveals a stark reality: the number of people enrolled in the program, known as CARE Court, falls far short of initial state projections. … Read more
The Hidden Toll: How Lead Exposure in the 20th Century Shaped American Minds For decades, a silent enemy invaded American homes and inflicted damage on countless minds. The culprit was lead, a toxic metal once commonplace in everyday products, most notably gasoline. A groundbreaking new study reveals just how crippling lead’s impact has been on … Read more
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Obesity Center, Segang Hospital, Ilmin Medical Foundation” width=”160″ height=”223″ /> Kim Seong-ho, Director of the Obesity Center, Segang Hospital, Ilmin Medical Foundation The increase in the obese population is becoming a major issue worldwide. Even in Korea, the obese population is increasing dramatically and the age group is getting younger. We estimated the increase in … Read more