All Articles on Mental Health
Simpler models to identify suicide risk perform similarly to more complex onesModels that are easier to explain and use could have better uptake in health care settings.
Top research highlights in 2022From cardiovascular health to cancer screening, these are the research stories that made headlines over the last year.
Asking about firearm access can normalize and support dialogue for patientsFindings provide roadmap for addressing barriers and improving suicide prevention.
Patient-centered perspectives on teen mental healthAnnie Hoopes, MD, MPH, shares insights from an ACT Center study on integrating adolescent mental health in primary care.
Richards and Nelson earn research awardsHonors from the Health Care Systems Research Network for early career achievements and manuscript of the year.
Practice acceptance when change or adversity strikesAt any age — but especially later in life — adapting and seeking assistance when we need it can help through tough times.
‘Do you have access to guns?’ Answers before suicide deathA new study shows an opportunity to better identify patients at risk .
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