Keeping stress bottled up could take a toll on memory. New research reveals why older Chinese Americans who internalize stress may face faster cognitive decline.

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A state psychologist testified Friday that a woman charged with murdering a 4-year-old boy in Jefferson City in 2018 is mentally competent to go to trial. Tiffany Harris, a forensic examiner and ...

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Published on Aug. 6 in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the new research reveals deaths by suicide and drug overdose significantly increased statewide in the aftermath of the August ...

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"That fluency is both a bridge and a burden," Elika Dadsetan, the executive director of VISIONS, Inc, told Newsweek.

Maria Munro-Schuster has long believed that the way physical and mental health are addressed in classrooms needs to change.