A journey toward resilience can start with a single action.

Mental health experts share how they process racism and brutality.

The cafe are part of a broader “death-positive” movement that aims to encourage more open discussion about grief, trauma and loss.

Open communication is important, but you want to be mindful of your approach.

Deaths are driven by increased substance use due to anxiety, social isolation and depression.

Tests aren’t as reliable when it comes to making smart decisions in real-life situations.

In this message, Dr. Gordon joins with 10 other NIH Institute Directors to spotlight NIH’s Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative — a national call for scientists and organizations to advance their innovative ideas for new COVID-19 testing…

People living in the poorest neighborhoods had the highest risk for brain changes typical of Alzheimer’s disease.

In this Director’s message, Dr. Gordon describes actions that NIMH is taking to address mental health disparities seen in Black communities and funding success rates for Black researchers.

Between the quarantines and the demonstrations, Crisis Text Line and other mental health professionals see a rise in teen anxiety.

Researchers funded by NIMH have found that astrocytes, a type of brain cell, can harbor HIV and then spread the virus to immune cells that traffic out of the brain and into other organs.

When workplace wellness takes on a whole new meaning, here’s how to best prepare for a return to the office.

Police officers across the country face stigmatization when it comes to mental health.

News stories of racism and COVID-19 have had a huge impact on our mental and emotional state at work and at home.

In a new paper, published in JAMA Psychiatry, NIMH looks forward, outlining the next stages in the Institute’s suicide prevention research priorities.

“Quaranteens” of color have to deal with the disproportionate COVID-19 death toll in black communities, social isolation and trauma of police violence.

Study finds that negative thinking in later life is linked to cognitive decline and greater deposits harmful proteins responsible for Alzheimer’s disease.

The coronavirus pandemic’s stresses on hospitals and mental health providers have made access to help more difficult.

Right now, people across the country are currently coping with yet another episode of violence perpetrated against a person of color. In this Institute Update, Dr. Gordon addresses recent events.

A new study is the largest to date to look at the relationship between handgun ownership and suicide risk.