The Oyo State House of Assembly has passed a motion calling for the integration of mental health education, counselling services, and structured support systems in primary and secondary schools ...

FRIDAY, June 20, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- There are substantial racial and ethnic differences in U.S. adolescents’ use of mental health services, according to a study published online June 18 in ...

A study found that teen boys and young men engaging with masculinity are more likely to have worse mental health outcomes and display risky behaviors.

The event brought together almost 70 participants spread out in 15 teams — including mental health professionals, entrepreneurs, technologists, and thought leaders — to collaboratively design ...

VC: social media, drug abuse damaging students’ mental health Vice-Chancellor of University of Ibadan, Prof Kayode Adebowale, has bemoaned the complexity of mental health issues in students.

‘Deeply worrying’ rise in mental health conditions in England, figures show Health leaders said the findings ‘paint a deeply worrying but sadly unsurprising picture’.

Browne concluded with a call for transformative action, stating that “we can choose a different path, one that recognises mental health as a cornerstone of human dignity and societal well-being.

"By year 10, nearly 3 in 10 teens in this sample had probable major depression, almost 1 in 4 reported high mental distress and nearly 1 in 4 had moderate-to-severe anxiety symptoms.

After months of construction delays, a first-of-its-kind mental health center is set to open in the Capital City later this summer.

The clinical implications are striking: one small study found that 71% of young patients seeking mental health treatment suspected they had a diagnosis not previously given by a clinician, with 65 ...

Spokeo chats about how teens use tech, what school bans miss, and why understanding device habits matters more than just limiting screen access.

The amount of time children spend on screens has a smaller impact on their mental health than whether they have trouble disengaging from smartphones, video games and social media, new research shows.