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After months of being cooped up at home during the coronavirus pandemic, Fort Worth resident Octavia Woodard has spent her summer demonstrating in the → Read More
During the coronavirusa pandemic, the number of people screening themselves for anxiety or depression has skyrocketed. → Read More
On an overcast Saturday morning at Victoria Park in Irving, a couple dozen volunteers sit at picnic tables, packing Ziploc bags with gloves, face masks and → Read More
Elizabeth Conlin is thankful she started seeing a therapist before the coronavirus pandemic reached North Texas. This past fall, she began a type of → Read More
At Bangkok City Restaurant on Bryan Street, owner Janpen Thavoinkaew Canady and her husband, Philip Canady, have rearranged the dining room to seat a → Read More
When Kate Mackley and her family began hearing news of the coronavirus pandemic, they worried for her mother, Karla Mackley, who was 93. "You know, that → Read More
Coppell resident Jason Dyke is used to having the tough conversations most people never want to think about. He's the president of Carson's Village, a → Read More
Dallas County health officials have released new demographic data on COVID-19 patients. More than 1,200 cases have now been confirmed throughout the county → Read More
We all have an ACE score , or a tally of adverse childhood experiences. ACEs refer to any kind of abuse, neglect or traumatic experience that a child faces → Read More
Lithium has been hailed a "miracle drug" for treating bipolar disorder . Walter A. Brown, clinical professor emeritus at Brown University, talks with Think → Read More
One in 6 people will have a mood disorder, according to a new UT Southwestern study that looks at how the medical community can better treat depression. UT → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas needs to do a better job of addressing its mental health care challenges after a deadly mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart. → Read More
New research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference last month is shedding light on why the disease affects more women than men. → Read More
After a motorcycle accident and the surgeries that followed, Travis Rieder became addicted to pain medications. Rieder, director of the Master of Bioethics → Read More
Vanessa Fernandes and her son Armande Patel are about to talk for the first time about what their family went through in 2015. They sit at a conference → Read More
The way we navigate the world has transformed with the advent of GPS devices, but some researchers say overreliance on that technology can affect our → Read More
The World Health Organization has redefined burnout as a syndrome tied to chronic workplace stress that "has not been successfully managed." → Read More
The World Health Organization has redefined burnout as a syndrome tied to chronic workplace stress that "has not been successfully managed." → Read More
Inside the Moody Performance Hall in downtown Dallas, crews are working to pull the set together before the first performance of a new concert, "You Are → Read More
Dr. Shaili Jain is a psychiatrist and post-traumatic stress disorder specialist at one of America’s top hospitals run by the U.S. Department of Veterans → Read More