Young adults were more likely than any other age group to die from drugs, alcohol and suicide over the past decade, underscoring the despair Millennials face and
Experts say millennials are dealing with “burdensome levels of education debt,” the cost of housing and the challenge of building careers during the “great recession”
Listen to Benjamin F. Miller, PsyD, and John Auerbach of Trust for America’s Health talk the latest Pain in the Nation report–this one focused on
THURSDAY, June 13, 2019 (HealthDay News) — So-called “deaths of despair” are skyrocketing among millennials, with thousands of 18- to 34-year-olds losing their lives to
‘DEATHS OF DESPAIR’ INCREASE AMONG MILLENNIALS: Well Being Trust and Trust for America’s Health found that drug-related deaths of 18 to 34-year-olds increased by 400% from 1999
“Deaths of despair” are increasing among young Americans. These deaths — related to drugs, alcohol, or suicide — claimed the lives of 36,000 American millennials
There’s been a marked uptick in so-called deaths of despair—those involving drugs, alcohol or suicide—among millennials over the last decade, according to a new report released by
“This past month was Mental Health Awareness month, yet just having one month to address an issue that impacts us all is not sufficient while
“Being able to turn to those around us during times of need reduces stress and promotes well-being,” says Tyler Norris, MDiv, chief executive of Well Being
Tyler writing for the National Civic League, Turning to One Another to Reverse the Diseases and Deaths of Despair: Former San Antonio Mayor and Housing
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