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1. Climate change disasters contribute to mental health issues in teens
Longer exposure to disaster leads to greater distress among U.S high school students.
(October 2024)
2. Women are working less than they would like to be
Underemployed women express more stress and worry than those employed at their desired capacity.
(September 2024)
3. Antidepressant use among teen girls and young women has skyrocketed
Use among teen boys and young men stayed the same during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
(July 2024)
4. Indigenous cultures report high life satisfaction despite few resources
Survey findings show contentment is not directly tied to higher incomes.
(June 2024)
5. Teens are spending nearly 5 hours daily on social media. Here are the mental health outcomes
Forty-one percent of teens with the highest social media use rate their overall mental health as poor or very poor.
(April 2024)
6. More than half of adults with chronic pain experience anxiety and depression
Many also experience work limitations, difficulty completing errands alone, and trouble taking part in social activities
(March 2024)
7. Soldiers with traumatic brain injury are at high risk for serious mental health problems
Many experience an increased risk for substance and alcohol use, mood disorders, and suicide.
(January 2024)
8. Nearly half of the oldest Americans have disabilities
The COVID-19 pandemic was especially hard on adults who have disabilities, inflicting almost twice the rate of distress on them as on adults without disabilities.
(November 2023)
9. More than half of workers worldwide are actively looking for another job or watching for openings
Study shows employees are more engaged, but also more stressed.
(October 2023)
10. College presidents are still mostly White, male, and older. And they’re leaving jobs sooner
They cite increased polarization in higher education and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic as reasons for getting out of these jobs sooner than in the past.
(September 2023)

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