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- Teachers unions looking for any excuse not to go back to work
  The Washington Times· 2 days ago
  Alexander writes of the many harms done to our society and our children: undiagnosed illness,...
- Homicide is a leading cause of death in pregnant people, a new study finds. Black women are at...
  New Hampshire Union Leader· 3 days ago
  At the Safe Sisters Circle, a nonprofit in Washington, D.C., founder and executive director Alana...
- What Staring at Your Phone Every Day Does To Your Body
  Eat This, Not That! via Yahoo News· 1 year ago
  "Intense or frequent mobile phone usage is seen to be associated with a broad array of mental health...
- UNC students ‘aren’t alone’ in pandemic-related mental health crisis, expert explains
  Yahoo Finance via AOL· 2 months ago
  Last week, UNC canceled classes and declared a "Wellness Day" amid the suicides of two students over...
- Editorial: Kids are hurting. Reopen California schools as soon as COVID rates drop
  Los Angeles Times Opinion via Yahoo News· 12 months ago
  In the earlier days of the pandemic, the reluctance to open schools made sense. Teachers were...
- What is the Black-white sleep gap, and how is it manifesting during the coronavirus pandemic?
  Yahoo Life· 1 year ago
  A study from the University of Colorado Boulder in June concluded that college students’ sleep...
- Trump’s presidency linked to LGBTQ mental distress, studies find
  NBC Universal via AOL· 2 months ago
  “We were noticing this undercurrent of despair and hopelessness among our clients,” many of whom are...
- Suicide Among Black Girls Is a Mental Health Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight
  Time via Yahoo News· 7 months ago
  When Dionne Monsanto was pregnant, she decided that she wanted to find a name that means “blessing”...
- Coronavirus updates: School district cancels classes due to staff absences
  Good Morning America via Yahoo News· 1 year ago
  A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 772,000 people worldwide. The actual...
- This is the surprising age when people are most lonely
  Ladders via AOL· 1 year ago
  Surprisingly, a new study from the University of California, San Diego concludes the opposite; Americans are most lonely in their 20s and least lonely in their 60s. Despite all that, over recent ...