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The condition is more commonly associated with females, but one in three Americans suffering from an eating disorder is male.
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Also called 'perceived fraudulence,' the condition is common in both men and women with minority groups showing particularly high rates of occurrence.
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A win can lift an entire city, a roar can lift an entire team — and making the playoffs is a big lift for bar owners.
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Kansas City Chiefs fans are still talking about the composure displayed as quarterback Patrick Mahomes led the team down field with 13 seconds remaining in the AFC Divisional game against the Buffalo Bills. Kicker Harrison Butker stepped up and nailed the field goal, tying the game and forcing an overtime.
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Three leading pediatric organizations announced in October a national emergency for children's mental health.
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Growing concerns over climate change also are a growing threat to our mental health.
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Children as young as six notice political imagery and language and it has an impact on them.
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The Stress in America survey has been tracking the mental health toll of the past year. More patients, longer wait times and overloaded practitioners add up to a system on the brink of failing.
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Stress levels are high these days for adolescents readjusting to life in the classroom and in-person socializing.
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To a degree, we all alter our speech and behavior to fit in. But people of color have to make the change more often than not.
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About 100 slots for people in need of intensive mental health care remain vacant. But nonprofit agencies face an uphill climb to attract the workers that they need.