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Last updated September 20, 2026. Read together, the 1,195 KevinMD posts on mental health say one thing consistently: the argument is no longer about whether mental illness is real but about who can get treated for it and whether the diagnosis is right. Posts mentioning shortage, waiting, or access rose from 4 percent before 2013 to 20 percent in 2023 and 2024. Psychiatrists on the site have argued for a decade that their own field overdiagnoses, and in the same years the posts about ketamine, psychedelics, ADHD, and autism have multiplied. Where they disagree, on stimulants, on antidepressants, on the…

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Personal finance apps are moving beyond expense tracking and static dashboards. Most of them are now using machine learning to sort transactions, spot unusual activity, forecast cash flow, suggest savings actions, monitor credit health, and answer questions related to spending. Building the features could be an easy task, but making them work with incomplete transaction labels, changing user behavior, bank integrations, and live financial data is a more difficult task. That raises the bar for choosing a development partner. The team needs to understand model development, data quality, security, explainability, monitoring, and how financial features operate once users depend on…

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Paying college students about $5 a night to sleep seven hours got them a quarter more nights of adequate sleep — and better grades.That is what we found in a study we published in July 2026.We gave more than 1,100 undergraduates at University of Pittsburgh a Fitbit — a wearable activity tracker that looks similar to a watch — and an app that sent bedtime reminders and morning feedback. We randomly chose 468 students and paid them about $5 for every night they slept at least seven hours, over the course of four weeks. We verified how much they slept…

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Mesabi Trail – Courtesy of the St Louis and Lake Counties Regional Railroad Authority After more than 30 years of planning, construction, and fundraising, a paved bike trail ambling through 165 miles of Minnesota beauty has officially been completed—and now becomes one of the longest paved cycling trails in America. From the Mississippi river to the wilderness of the Boundary Waters, the Mesabi Trail winds through some of the most scenic parts of the state along the Iron Range with its historic iron ore mines that fueled the US during World War II, and supplied the American steel industry—especially the…

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If you’ve ever forgotten what you walked into a room for or couldn’t find the right word, you’ve likely experienced some level of brain fog. While it isn’t a medical diagnosis, the term is commonly used to describe a plethora of symptoms that can include forgetfulness, mental fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.Brain fog has many known causes, but some common behaviors can make it feel significantly worse. We asked mental health experts to share the worst habits that contribute to brain fog, and the practical changes you can make to help restore sharper thinking.Meet the ExpertsChloë Bean, LMFT, somatic trauma therapist…

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by Joshua Becker “The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak.”—Hans Hofmann Have incredible stories to tell, not incredible clutter stuffed in your closets. I sincerely wish this for my family, and yours. So let me start off here by asking you… Does your home serve you, or do you serve your home? Will your home afford you the necessary space to create happy, healthy memories and stories in the days and weeks ahead? These are not questions most of us ask ourselves, but we should. After all, our homes are meant to…

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During Ganeshotsav 2026, the Krishneshwar Ganeshotsav Mandal in Miraj, Sangli district, hosted a socially conscious sajiv dekhav (live tableau). The program, which has a mental hospital theme, focuses on a number of social and mental health issues that impact individuals of all ages. The mandal has made an effort to illustrate how situations like addiction, stress, money problems, interpersonal problems, and academic pressure may impact people through the tableau. The performance uses the Ganeshotsav platform to raise awareness about current issues through a beautiful and thought-provoking show, rather than concentrating solely on traditional celebratory decorations or mythology.Tableau Depicts Different Causes…

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46 years ago today, Blizzard of Ozz, the debut solo album of the great and lately deceased metal singer Ozzy Osbourne, was released to moderate reviews and success. However it grew to become a staple of the genre, and was ranked as the ninth-greatest heavy metal album of all time by Rolling Stone. It includes the iconic singles “Mr. Crowley” and “Crazy Train,” both of which were sung by the great man in 2025 during his farewell tour, a week before his death at the age of 76 from Parkinson’s disease. READ more about the album… (1980) Blizzard of Ozz cover…

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As we move through the fall equinox and into a transformative new season, you could feel drawn to self-reflection, meditative moments, and healing inner work. That might very well be the work of the sun beginning its journey through partnership-oriented Libra, intimacy-seeking Scorpio, and philosophical Sagittarius over the course of this annual chapter that’s tailored to building our bonds and leaning into the thinning veil between the physical realm and the spiritual world. At the same time, as the days get shorter and darker, it’s easier to feel drained and burned out. That said, self-care becomes even more crucial in…

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A special suicide bereavement support conference is being planned in Armagh early next month. And it is just one of a number of initiatives being organised as part of efforts locally to raise awareness of suicide, promote prevention and help those affected. A comprehensive report presented to ABC Council’s community and wellbeing committee detailed ongoing initiatives and programmes across the borough. Multiple councillors hailed the “fantastic work” being done. And, at the same time, one said he was keen to see the council reaching out to sporting and community-based organisations when planning programmes around suicide awareness in the future. Presented…

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