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Multiple Veldman family foundations, including those of Sharon and Matt Edmonds, Connie and Mike Joines, and Anita and Tom Veldman, have made a gift to ...

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Amid historically high suicide rates and mental health care provider shortages, new research from Incite @ Columbia University suggests that interventions to alleviate mental health care access disparities can prevent unnecessary death and suffering.

TUESDAY, May 2, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Reduced mental health care provider spatial-social accessibility is associated with increased suicide risk, according to a study published online May 1 in the

A study from Incite @ Columbia University suggests that improving access to mental health care could significantly lower suicide rates. The researchers created a detailed map of therapists and psychiatrists across the U.S, calculating care accessibility based on factors like demand, competition, and

The shift is especially worrying against the backdrop of the pandemic.