Thousands express concern for former NBA player Delonte West after troubling video goes viral
Thousands of people expressed concern for former NBA player Delonte West on Tuesday, 24 hours after a video was posted online showing West handcuffed, shirtless, and rambling on the side of a Prince George’s County road.
Ways to cope with 'holiday blues' this season
Signs you may be experiencing "holiday blues" include fatigue, losing interest in activities you normally enjoy, trouble making decisions or concentrating, withdrawing from friends and family, anger, irritability, and sadness.
‘Healing PTSD’ stamp created by U.S. Postal Service to raise money for veterans
The U.S. Postal Service has issued a new fundraiser stamp to benefit veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Millennials want to ban ‘Secret Santa’ because it ‘gives them anxiety’
Some millennials want to bring an end to the "Secret Santa" office holiday tradition because it "gives them anxiety," a recent study found.
Water tests safe for legionella at Saint Elizabeths Hospital, city has spent nearly $1.2 million on outage
Nearly a month after legionella bacteria was found in the water at Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Southeast, city officials say the latest test results show the water is free of bacteria.
Saint Elizabeths confirms bacteria still in water following treatment weeks after Legionella found in sample
Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Southeast D.C. has confirmed that potentially deadly bacteria remain in the water following tests weeks after the legionella bacteria was initially confirmed.
1 person dies by suicide every 40 seconds, WHO says — Here’s how to help those who are struggling
One person dies by suicide every 40 seconds, according to figures by the World Health Organization.
Teenagers who don’t date are less likely to be depressed than those who do, study finds
Contrary to what most pop culture references might lead one to believe, teenagers who don’t date aren’t antisocial misfits or weirdos — in fact, they tend to be just as socially skilled, as well as less depressed than their peers who do date, a new study found.
Posting selfies makes you seem ‘less likeable’ and ‘more insecure,’ researchers say
You might think a solid selfie screams “self confidence,” and “likeability,” but new research from Washington State University finds that people who post selfies more than those who don’t are viewed as less successful, more insecure and less likeable.
Mommy burnout: Psychologists say women need 'momcations'
Summer is almost over, but there's still time for moms to take a solo getaway.
FCC wants to implement '988' as new suicide prevention hotline, similar to 911
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission wants to make the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline easier to reach with a new “988” number in place of the current 10-digit number, 800-273-TALK (8255).
'Your life matters': Farm's corn maze raises awareness for suicide prevention
It's an annual tradition at Govin's Farm in Menomonie, Wisconsin: picking a meaningful theme for their corn maze.
Crying may be good for your health, according to a new study
When it comes to crying, holding back your tears may actually be detrimental to your health.
Self-care awareness for September
Stress getting you down? September is self-care awareness month. Author Byron V. Garrett says taking time out for yourself is really important to your well-being. His new book "Motivated for Greatness" has tons of tips for motivating and inspiring yourself.