view article - When Floods Turn Toxic 03.12.2026 view article - When Floods Turn Toxic Environment Natural Disasters When Floods Turn Toxic When Hurricane Harvey hit in 2017, people of color were more exposed to toxic floodwaters and were left with deeper worries for the future. Fellow Rowena Lindsay
view article - Movement and Mental Health After the Military 03.10.2026 view article - Movement and Mental Health After the Military Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Movement and Mental Health After the Military Consistently exercising following military service may protect veterans' mental well-being during a challenging transition period. Fellow Mallika Chimpiri
view article - Understanding Healing After Assault 03.06.2026 view article - Understanding Healing After Assault Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Understanding Healing After Assault Rape crisis centers play a pivotal role in survivor recovery following assault, offering empathy, authenticity, and judgment-free support. Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond
view article - Beyond the Bump: The Mental Toll of Mild Head Injuries In Kids 02.26.2026 view article - Beyond the Bump: The Mental Toll of Mild Head Injuries In Kids Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Beyond the Bump: The Mental Toll of Mild Head Injuries In Kids Children who sustain concussions may be 25% more likely to be diagnosed with a mood disorder than those who do not experience a head injury. Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond
view article - Attachment Styles, Neuroticism, and Relationship Health 02.11.2026 view article - Attachment Styles, Neuroticism, and Relationship Health Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Attachment Styles, Neuroticism, and Relationship Health The quality of one's romantic relationships—often shaped by attachment style and neuroticism—can greatly affect mental and physical health. Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond
view article - Community Is the Convenient Choice 01.30.2026 view article - Community Is the Convenient Choice Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Community Is the Convenient Choice PHPod talks with Sarah Lipson, associate professor of health law, policy & management, about opportunities and barriers to finding community. Fellow Jack Mellom
view article - The Loneliest Arena: How High-Performance Sport Can Deepen Isolation 01.21.2026 view article - The Loneliest Arena: How High-Performance Sport Can Deepen Isolation Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health The Loneliest Arena: How High-Performance Sport Can Deepen Isolation As sport participation advances, the mental stakes increase, with more than half of U.S. college athletes reporting being "very lonely." Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond
view article - Why Treating Chronic Pain Means Treating Mental Health 01.20.2026 view article - Why Treating Chronic Pain Means Treating Mental Health Disease Chronic Disease Why Treating Chronic Pain Means Treating Mental Health About 40% of adults living with chronic pain had clinical depression and anxiety, compared to about 15% of people without chronic pain. Fellow Rowena Lindsay
view article - State Differences in Child Mental Health Care 01.16.2026 view article - State Differences in Child Mental Health Care Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health State Differences in Child Mental Health Care Nationally, 21% of caregivers reported that their child had unmet mental health needs, and 46% reported difficulty in accessing care. Guest Author Genevieve Graaf