Interpersonal youth violence represents a multifactorial phenomenon and a growing concern within psychology, public health, and related applied disciplines.

Care Models and Barriers to Long-Term Follow-Up Care Among Childhood Cancer Survivors and Health Care Providers in Asia: A Literature Review This review explores current guidelines for integrating ...

In recent years, health care systems have expanded the types of programs and services they offer to better address the needs of the whole person. This evolution is evident within the Veteran Health ...

Refugees face harsh conditions that put their mental health under significant stress. While many of them show remarkable resilience, some need extra support to rebuild their lives. UNHCR’s Mental ...

Since 2016, the American College of Surgeons' Commission on Cancer (CoC) has required routine distress screening (DS) of cancer survivors treated in their accredited facilities to facilitate early ...

The global emergency crisis has placed millions of forcibly displaced and stateless persons (FDSPs) in vulnerable situations, facing both physical and psychological hardships. These populations face ...

The debate over the importance of breakfast continues, with many experts insisting that a morning meal is an essential part of a healthy diet. Prior research has suggested that eating breakfast may be ...

The researchers found that 57.5% of children with psychosocial symptoms saw improvement as a result of either meeting with a behavioral health clinician or receiving a psychotropic prescription.

Dr Partho P Sengupta shines light on stress-induced heart attacks, heart disease symptoms that are different in women and men, and best ways to manage stress.

A new study offers evidence that transgender patients who receive gender-affirming facial feminization surgery reported better mental health after their procedures. A UCLA study offers the first ...