Redefining Behavioral Health Integration at Huntsman

Teresa Lopez from Huntsman discusses the evolution of behavioral health integration from a provider-centric to a patient-centered model.
San Francisco Secures $100M for Mental Health Expansion

San Francisco has received nearly $100 million to boost mental health treatment capacity across three key sites, focusing on rehabilitation and addiction services.
Pharmacy-Based Methadone Treatment: A Financial Opportunity

A recent study reveals that pharmacy models for methadone treatment can provide significant financial returns while improving access for those in need.
Navigating Cannabis Use Disorder in Clinical Settings

As cannabis use rises, clinicians face challenges in diagnosing and treating cannabis use disorders, complicating care strategies.
Understanding Incels: Insights from Recent Violence Analysis

This article delves into a study mapping the tragic root causes of incel violence, highlighting crucial missed interventions.
Introducing the SAFE AI Framework for Healthcare Ethics

The Huntsman Mental Health Institute introduces SAFE AI, a framework to ensure ethical AI practices in healthcare, targeting bias mitigation and transparency.
States Cutting ABA Therapy Payments Amid Medicaid Surges

This article explores how states are responding to surging Medicaid spending on ABA therapy, including proposed cuts and regulatory challenges.
Ashwagandha: A Natural Hope for Adolescent Depression

Adolescent rats exposed to chronic stress exhibited significant improvements in depressive symptoms after receiving Ashwagandha, offering hope for alternative treatments.
Psychological Vulnerabilities Linked to Sugar Relationships

This article explores a study on sugar relationships and their deeper psychological implications among young women.
Terry Pratchett’s Writing Reveals Early Signs of Dementia

New research suggests that Terry Pratchett’s writing reflects early signs of dementia, highlighting the subtleties of cognitive decline.