This editorial provides an overview of how far access to mental health care is limited by
perceptions of stigma and anticipated discrimination. Globally over 70% of young people …

Men in the United States suffer more severe chronic conditions and die 6 years younger
than women. For all leading causes of death, and in every age group, men and boys have …

Introduction In 2015, an estimated 43.4 million Americans aged 18 and older suffered from a
behavioral health issue. Accurate estimates of the number of psychiatrists, psychologists …

Importance Little is known about recent trends in rural-urban disparities in youth suicide,
particularly sex-and method-specific changes. Documenting the extent of these disparities is …

Objectives. To evaluate trends in premature death rates by cause of death, age, race, and
urbanization level in the United States. Methods. We calculated cause-specific death rates …

Objective: Research has shown that people are reluctant to seek professional help for
depression, especially from mental health professionals. This may be because of the impact …

We examined differences in health measures among rural, suburban, and urban residents
and factors that contribute to these differences. Whereas differences between rural and …

Objective Individuals in need of psychiatric treatment often avoid seeking help because of
stigma. This study examined the impact of two stigma dimensions on help-seeking attitudes …

Although much of the extant research on low-income families has targeted parental
depression as the predominant psychological response to economic hardship, the current …

This study tested two models of family economic problems and adolescent psychological
adjustment. Using adolescents' survey data and information regarding school lunch program …