Mental Health

A new book explores the social roots of a teen suicide cluster

Jonathan Haidt’s case for getting kids more interested in real life and less interested in their phones

As a frontline health worker, I can expand access to care.

Government decisions have had a direct impact on American loneliness, the senator says.

More than 75 percent of teens check their phone hourly, and half say they feel like they’re addicted to their devices.

Four key actions could make a difference.

Working on Womanhood, a school-based mental health program, makes students feel “heard and understood.”