News in Brief The U.S. Suicide Rate Is at Its Highest in a Half-Century New CDC data suggests suicide is becoming more commonplace in America. Jared Keller
According to Research News in Brief Police Violence Is Linked to Suicidality and Other Mental-Health Concerns A new study shows that exposure to police violence is linked with negative mental-health outcomes. Emma Sarappo
According to Research News in Brief How Mass Shootings Impact the Mental Health of Survivors After the mass shooting in Thousand Oaks, California, here's what research can tell us about the tragedy's effects on mental health. Emily Moon
Environment Climate Change Is Bad for Your Mental Health As temperatures rise, mental health often declines, but researchers still don't know why. Kate Wheeling
Environment Does Male Social Anxiety Deter Vegetarianism? A growing body of research suggests our food choices are guided by hidden biases. James McWilliams
Social Justice How I Discovered My Depression—and Began to Confront It With suicide rising among undiagnosed American depressives, I recognized it was time to admit I needed help. David M. Perry
According to Research News in Brief For Ford, Could the Senate Hearings Open Up Old Wounds? Research shows that the trauma of sexual assault lingers for victims, and ruminating over the memory of an assault could re-traumatize survivors. Kate Wheeling
According to Research News in Brief Americans’ Attitudes Toward Suicide Are Softening But as with so many social issues, the liberal-conservative divide has grown wider over time. Tom Jacobs
Environment How Does Water Scarcity Affect Mental Health? Studies have found that people who lack access to water often suffer from emotional distress. Emily Moon
Education How States Across the Country Are Dealing With Teacher Shortages States are struggling to both recruit and retain teachers. Dwyer Gunn