Mental Health

New study links ADHD to higher risk of early death

This study not only emphasizes the life-saving potential of ADHD medication but also advocates for greater awareness and healthcare support for individuals living with ADHD around the globe.

Bristol University from Cabot Tower

New research shows that people can learn to be happy, but it is hard work

The authors concluded that, alone, psychoeducational courses are likely to be only minimally effective.

Hebrew University launches mental health trauma center spurred by Oct. 7

The new institute will offer a rare combination of research with clinical practice, training, and advocacy.

By ELANA SZTOKMAN/JTA
13/03/2024

Making soldiers smile: The reservists who make it their mission to help mental recovery

Meet Dush and Jonam, two medical clowns enlisted in the Home Front Rehabilitation Center, where soldiers in need of long-term mental health care are sent.

Health taxes are to be reflected by your income: higher income means higher health taxes

Discover Israel's progressive healthcare tax reform: higher-income earners to pay more, lower-income earners less. Mental health services are prioritized.

Popular weight loss shots under investigation

Investigation into weight loss shots like Ozempic in Europe after reports of suicidal thoughts.

By PR
06/03/2024

In the wake of October 7 massacre, ZAKA volunteers grapple with trauma

After October 7, even experienced disaster responders show signs of trauma like night terrors and fatigue, indicating a pressing need for support.

By TZVI HASSID
06/03/2024
  Gaza hostage families protest on Ayalon highway on January 18, 2024

Brother of hostage: ‘I attempted suicide, you should have called me!’

Second-degree family members of hostages untreated, not recognized as terrorism victims, Knesset Health Committee finds.

Australian conference cancels Israeli doctor's lecture after boycott calls

Dr. Moshe Farchi was scheduled to speak at the Gold Coast Frontline Mental Health Conference at the JW Marriott.

War deprives women and youth of sufficient psychological therapists

84% of the female respondents answered that they had experienced mental harm, and 24% answered that they had already sought mental help or had become interested in it.

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