
Archive for May 2025
Assessing Risk Toolkit
Are the Kids All Right?

The Value of ECHO Autism to Primary Care Providers: Building Community and Capacity
I got sick during my Ph.D.—but couldn’t afford treatment. Grad students need better support

Science | R Neubecker
When I first arrived in the United States from Brazil to pursue my Ph.D., I felt nothing could stand in my way. But a few months into my studies, a persistent dizziness crept in. Walking to campus, reading papers, and even grocery shopping left me unsteady.
Bullying medical journals
Rises in Chronic Illness Greatest Among Disadvantaged Youth
Network analyses of the domains and items of Personality Inventory for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition–Brief Form (PID-5-BF).
Pew Research: Survey Question Search
Cognitive impairment in schizophrenia: when, what, and is it remediable?
New Social Security head is getting a massive tax break

Jacobin | USMAIL 24
Frank Bisignano, who ranked as one of Wall Street’s highest-paid CEOs as the head of banking technology company Fiserv, was confirmed as the Social Security Administration chief this month. He will now take the reins at the chronically underfunded agency, which his former company could benefit from privatizing. To comply with federal ethics law, Bisignano has agreed to sell his shares in Fiserv, which are currently worth roughly $484 million. Because of a special loophole in the tax code for government officials, Bisignano will be able to indefinitely defer any capital gains tax on the divestment — meaning he may never have to pay taxes on the enormous windfall.
Linguistic difference in the effect of organized programs on socioeconomic inequalities in breast cancer screening: ecological study in Switzerland
The Intergenerational Transmission of Emotional Intimate Partner Violence: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Self-disclosure of body image, eating, and emotional concerns by female collegiate athletes: Associations with body image pressure, social media, and emotional distress.
Assessing and adjusting for bias in ecological analysis using multiple sample datasets
Investment priorities for mental health 2025
New funding is a vote of confidence in our service

TFN
Under the award, every Citizens Advice Bureau across every corner of the country will receive £50,000 this year and £50k in the next financial year, with the same amount going to the national organisation, Citizens Advice Scotland…. The award is part of Foundation Scotland’s £12m fast-tracked Response Fund, It comes in response to increased pressure on charities like us, who are seeing a surge in demand for services while they themselves are facing reduced capacity and soaring overheads, such as utilities, staffing and National Insurance costs.
Relationship with parents in adolescence and social media addiction in adulthood: Longitudinal links and mediation analyses.
End of life care preferences in the Arab population in Israel– bridging the gap between unfounded assumptions and autonomous wishes
The impact of long-term care insurance on household expenditures of the elderly: Evidence from China
Engagement Patterns and User Feedback from a Dialectical Behavior Therapy App for Eating Disorders
Determinants of Psychological Adjustment of Institutionalized Adolescents: A Systematic Review
Retirement Migration and Precarity in Later Life

Endometriosis management in low-income and middle-income countries—A critical review
Long COVID Pain: New Challenges
Longitudinal influences of adverse childhood experience patterns on mental health among older Chinese people
Preparing International Returnees: Insights from Chinese Mental Health Professionals Educated in the U.S
Australia: Disability Reform Action Plan for Government
AI overconfidence mirrors human brain condition

SD | UT/vrogue
Agents, chatbots and other tools based on artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly used in everyday life by many. So-called large language model (LLM)-based agents, such as ChatGPT and Llama, have become impressively fluent in the responses they form, but quite often provide convincing yet incorrect information. Researchers draw parallels between this issue and a human language disorder known as aphasia, where sufferers may speak fluently but make meaningless or hard-to-understand statements. This similarity could point toward better forms of diagnosis for aphasia, and even provide insight to AI engineers seeking to improve LLM-based agents.
Help-Seeking for Australian Youth who experience Disadvantage: A Systematic Review
Intergenerational Caregivers’ Parenting Attitudes and Preschool Children’s Social Adjustment: The Mediating Role of Mother-grandmother Coparenting Relationships
UC workers demand fair pay, action on mental health crisis

The People's Vanguard of Davis
UPTE noted that the rally—organized by UCSF social workers and their union, the University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE-CWA 9119)—was driven by mounting frustration over UCSF’s handling of discharges for unhoused patients. Protesters argued that the university has failed to provide sufficient resources or safe discharge planning, leading to further instability and harm.
This land is their land: Selling out the US’s beloved wilderness

The Guardian
February 2025 brought the “Valentine’s Day massacre”, when the misnamed “department of government efficiency” fired 1,000 National Park Service employees and 3,400 from the US Forest Service. In March, courts ruled the firings lawless. More buyouts followed. In May, the administration signaled it would slash the agency’s budget by 40% – the biggest cut in its 109-year history.
CfP: Climate change and human health
The Role of Overprotective Parenting in Longitudinal Associations between Peer Victimization and Aggression and Internalizing Symptoms During Preadolescence
ITBS-Neurosplasticity for Female Youth with Depression
Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Youths With Anxiety Disorders
Help-Seeking Experiences of Asian American Parents of Children with Autism: A Qualitative Study
Buprenorphine-naloxone versus buprenorphine for opioid use disorder during pregnancy: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Healthcare professionals’ experiences related LGBTQ+ patients and colleagues at their workplace: Descriptive research in Japan
Individual Determinants of Hypothetical Bias in Charitable Giving
World Economic Situation and Prospects: April 2025 Briefing, No. 189
Our rights at work: Immigration & labor rights in fast food
COVID-19 and Adolescent Behaviors: Sex, Drugs, and Selective Attrition
Fostering Belonging Through Academic Affairs: Advancing Policy and Practice
A Comparison of Self- and Parent-Reported Emotion Regulation Strategies in Children and Adolescents
Being Counted: Family Planning and Aboriginal Population, 1967–75

Permission to be ill

aeon | F Rodriguez/Getty
I left each consultation feeling more anxious and alone … I became suicidal for the first time in my life
Drug overdose deaths are finally slowing — Medicaid cuts would undermine that progress
