Mental Health Archive — Page 1 of 13
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May 12, 2026
Cannabis and tobacco co-use increases psychosis chances in high-risk cohorts: Study
The results highlight concern about co-use, a growing trend that has been understudied until now. Researchers defined co-use in the study as “using substances at the same time, on the same occasion, or within a defined time frame where their effects may overlap.” -
May 5, 2026
Keith Meador, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society, to retire July 1
Meador has integrated ethics into the daily life of clinical departments at Vanderbilt Health. Under his direction, the center expanded its reach across specialties, establishing programs in surgical ethics, pediatric ethics and maternal-child health. -
April 22, 2026
Study finds sleep apnea may be widespread — and often underdiagnosed or undertreated — among former professional football players
Evidence further suggests untreated sleep apnea is strongly linked to worse mental, cognitive and physical health for former athletes. -
April 16, 2026
Northern Ireland Minister of Health visits Vanderbilt Health
Visit explores Vanderbilt Health’s innovation and community-based health care. -
March 10, 2026
Loneliness is a critical step on the road to suicide: Study
Mental health treatment is often out of reach. A person-centered approach to reducing loneliness that helps people engage with others might be more feasible. -
March 2, 2026
Novel behavioral, mental health care model for pediatrics improves care, gets national recognition
The changes resulted in significant benefits, including a reduction in behavioral health boarding admissions by 78% and shortened length of stay by more than 50% . -
February 6, 2026
Velma McBride Murry recognized for career of impactful psychology research
The American Psychological Association has honored Murry for "reinforcing the value of psychology in addressing societal needs.”