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Grassroots campaign dedicated to joining community resources in an effort to prevent suicide and advocate for mental health research.

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@RpsAgainstTrump Trying desperately to move his public opinion needle to the middle.

[Science News @ScienceNews]

In a new study, brain activity was turned into Pink Floyd’s iconic song “Another Brick in the Wall.”
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Neuroscientists decoded a Pink Floyd song using people’s brain activity https://t.co/wYhL5WJCtg

[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

Wow. The Los Angeles Dodgers have re-signed Outfielder Andrew Toles who has schizophrenia and hasn’t played since 2018, so he would still have access to the team’s health insurance and mental health services.

Toles is not expected to play for the Dodgers this season and will likely never play again. Signing with the team will allow him to continue to receive treatment, including counseling, therapy, and medication.

The team was first alerted something was wrong when Toles did not report to spring training in 2019.

Later, the team learned Toles was found sleeping behind a FedEx building at Key West International Airport. Sadly, Toles is just a shadow of his former self.

He was taken to a mental health facility after the incident and the Dodgers recognized the tragic loss of his playing abilities and wanted to ensure he would always have access to care.

2023 is the fifth straight year the Dodgers have re-signed him.

This extraordinary story wasn’t learned about for years.

It gives you a glimpse that sometimes, good gestures are done for good reasons and not for publicity.

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APA: Rate of U.S. kids attempting suicide by overdose rose during pandemic: The number of kids who attempted suicide using over-the-counter or easily accessible medications is up sharply... https://t.co/PamhRG70UY

[Harvard Health @HarvardHealth]

Oxytocin can help us bond with loved ones and can be released through touch, music and exercise. Here's how the "love hormone" works. #HarvardHealth https://t.co/wZXWdeksJL

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On Medicaid & Need Mental Health Services? Where You Live in U.S. Matters https://t.co/5KPrd7Wr2p via @inForney

[Prof James Davies 💭 @JDaviesPhD]

"I recall the way his shoulders slumped when I held out the pills and a glass of water to him each day. “They make me feel emotionally numb,” he said. “I can’t live like this..."?

- Thanks @guardian for also citing my work in this article 👇
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Antipsychotic withdrawal – an unrecognised and misdiagnosed problem
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Cries for help pour into 988 mental health, suicide line
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[Neuropsychology @neuropsychblog]

Ecoli Muskrat ‘orders Twitter to remove suicide prevention feature’

Sources say new owner sought removal of the #ThereIsHelp feature which appeared at the top of certain searches

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Forced Treatment for Mental Illness Is No Treatment at All https://t.co/But1egcV6B

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@TheRealHoarse Is that what wringing a diaper looks like?

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@gartmartin9 @atrupar

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@DrMcFillin It’s called P-hacking?

[Princess, The Tower @APainPrincess]

“What is regularly ignored is the mental and emotional toll #ChronicPain leaves on a person. Being in #pain is not easy, and it’s even harder when you aren’t receiving quality medical care.” How the Medical System Fails People in Pain https://t.co/o2lDU3Bgx7 @chronicmom1 #cpp

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[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

The good people at @propublica are putting together a project about health insurance denials. They are collecting stories. They came to the right corner of twitter for stories. You can tell yours at the link below. https://t.co/vYtipQJeL1

[Future Thinking & Suicide Risk @ThinkingStudy]

📢We are looking for individuals (18 years or older) who have had suicidal experiences and those without any history of suicide attempts or suicidal thoughts to participate in an experimental study investigating the relationship between cognition and suicide risk.

Details👇🏻