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Aug. 13, 2018

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Treating Teen Depression Might Improve Mental Health Of Parents, Too

With almost 13% of teenagers in the U.S. experiencing at least one reported episode of major depression it is a problem that easily takes all parts of behavioral health community to handle.

Treating Teen Depression Might Improve Mental Health Of Parents, Too

Aug. 03, 2018

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Behavioral Health Workers in Oregon Want Change and Won’t Give Up

Before she began her career in behavioral health, Vialante Vieira had been in a drug and alcohol recovery program at Volunteers of America Oregon in Portland.

Behavioral Health Workers in Oregon Want Change and Won’t Give Up

Jul. 11, 2018

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New Study: Understanding Critical Components of the Brain’s Stress Circuitry

A new study conducted by researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has revealed more about the organization and function of a brain structure that may serve a key role in linking stress detection to the development of adaptive behaviors.

New Study: Understanding Critical Components of the Brain’s Stress Circuitry

Jul. 10, 2018

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Where America's Hospitals Are Closing

We know that access to care is critical to helping ensure people don't just get and stay health but that patients have the oppertunity to ask for help or be identified as at risk. But many rural areas are finding hospital care harder and harder to come by.

Where America's Hospitals Are Closing

Jul. 02, 2018

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On the Front Line: Helping Moms and Babies

When a pregnant woman comes to Hennepin Healthcare who’s using or suspected of using opiates, inpatient social worker Liz Foltz springs into action.

On the Front Line: Helping Moms and Babies