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The real-world experiment in one U.S. city gave 125 people $500 per month with no rules on how to spend it. SACRAMENTO, Calif — Editor’s note: The video above was published July 1, 2020. After getting $500 per month for two years without rules on how to spend it, 125 people in California paid off […]

Another takeaway from the report on SEED’s first year also found people used the money for necessities, and only 1% was spent on tobacco and alcohol. Author: abc10.com Published: 5:21 PM PST March 3, 2021 Updated: 5:19 PM PST March 3, 2021

The real-world experiment in one U.S. city gave 125 people $500 per month with no rules on how to spend it. SACRAMENTO, Calif — Editor’s note: The video above was published July 1, 2020. After getting $500 per month for two years without rules on how to spend it, 125 people in California paid off

PEORIA, Ariz. — Brewers left-hander, climate activist, mound gymnast and dugout percussionist Brent Suter is not a man prone to dark thoughts. Yet there he was at home in Cincinnati in early October, unable to eat. He watched replays of the nightmare he had just lived through in Game 1 of the National League Wild

There is no player on the Milwaukee Brewers roster more upbeat and optimistic by nature than ebullient left-hander Brent Suter. Suter candidly and openly admitted Wednesday, however, that a nightmarish outing in the 2020 postseason in Los Angeles put him in a big funk going into the offseason. “I had trouble moving past it for

Nurses should ask their patients with breast cancer about their history of depression, as it could be indicative of cancer-related fatigue they may experience, according to recent research published in Cancer. The researchers analyzed levels of fatigue in 270 women with stage 0 to stage IIIA breast cancer. They collected data at the following points:

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – First-year college students are reporting symptoms of depression and anxiety significantly more often than they were before the coronavirus pandemic, according to a study by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The study, published March 3 in the journal PLOS ONE, is based on surveys of 419 Carolina students,

Sean Fitzpatrick Jacquelyn Wiman Counselor stresses increased support for students By Natalie Johnson The COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing that came with it – a necessity for staying physically healthy until vaccines are widely available – has taken its toll on many adults’ mental health. But children and teens are also facing an increase in

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Depression can be a common problem for teens and adolescents, and while many treatments exist, they don’t always work for everyone. A new study found that feeling more informed about their health may help teens take better care of themselves, leading to less depressive symptoms. The researchers also found that trust

It is important to differentiate between physician burnout and depression. While burnout has often been misconstrued to be directly related to depression and suicidal ideation, that is not the case. Yet confusion about these critical distinctions remains, even among some physicians. During a recent interview, AMA Vice President of Professional Satisfaction Christine Sinsky, MD, cleared