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Men are often less inclined to try therapy than women, but what if they tried modes that were more aligned with their needs, like confrontational therapy?

Young people turned to antidepressants in greater numbers during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, new research has shown. Mental health experts react to the findings.

Notwithstanding the end of PHEs and corresponding loss in many waivers and policies that allowed for increased telehealth adoption during the pandemic, the recent actions of state governments and private payers indicate that interest in telehealth remains strong.

Taft Communications brings on Lindsey Pascarella as its first chief client officer.

Talkiatry, Array Behavioral Care, Iris Telehealth and Quartet Health sent a letter to the DEA asking for a special registration process that would allow for the prescribing of certain controlled medications via telemedicine.

Array Behavioral Care adds three new executive members to its team, and a new senior vice president of regulatory affairs joins Elucid.

Telehealth companies are increasingly important as more patients choose remote care options. Here are over 280 telehealth companies.

The agency says it is reviewing a deluge of comments on its February proposed rulemaking ending telehealth prescriptions for certain controlled substances. Its unclear how far this new extension will last beyond the end of the PHE.

The American Medical Association recently released its comments on the DEA’s proposed rules for controlled substance prescribing via telemedicine. Many telehealth providers are supportive of the organization's recommendations, such as its suggestion to extend the timeframe patients have to refill their buprenorphine prescription after their initial supply is prescribed via telemedicine.

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