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SUNY OMH Scholarship Program Supports UAlbany Students
ALBANY, N.Y. (Aug. 26, 2025) — This fall, three UAlbany students will advance their training towards becoming mental health professionals with supp...
The Inner Lives of People with Mental Illness
In my two decades as a psychiatrist, I’ve sat with hundreds of people living with severe mental illness. I’ve seen lives unravel under the weight o...
Minority Mental Health Month D.C.: Healing Starts Here | Fyh.news
During Minority Mental Health Month in Washington, D.C., a quiet revolution is taking place—not in politics or protests, but in the realm of mental...
LGBTQ Mental Health: Youth Perspectives on Support
LGBTQ mental health remains a critical challenge, with many young people experiencing anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation at higher rates th...
HIV Care Black Men: COVID-19’s Impact in the US South
Black sexual minority men face significant disparities in HIV care, especially in the US South. This study explores how the COVID-19 pandemic impac...
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month | Fyh.news
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come in reducing the stigma of mental health while re...
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