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Online petition claims to save eating disorder program at University of Iowa Hospitals - Vimarsana News

Online petition claims to save eating disorder program at University of Iowa Hospitals

A petition on Change.org, entitled "Save the Eating Disorder Program and University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics," claims that the program is being phased out.

Source: kcci.com
Wait times for eating disorder treatment in Canada grow during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Wait times for eating disorder treatment in Canada grow during the pandemic

Demand for publicly funded eating disorder treatment in Canada has increased substantially during the pandemic, experts say, and that's had an effect on wait times for services.

Source: cbc.ca
Calls to Michigan gambling helpline up 5x from last spring with online gaming launch - Vimarsana News

Calls to Michigan gambling helpline up 5x from last spring with online gaming launch

LANSING — Online gambling and sports betting celebrated a big launch in late January.  The Michigan Gaming Control Board announced operators had collected $42.7 million in gross receipts in the first 10 days Michiganders were allowed to place bets from home. The next month, calls to the Michigan Problem Gambling Helpline spiked. There were 563 gambling addiction calls placed to the helpline in February, more than five times the number of calls placed in February 2020. That's huge growth, said Michelle Malkin, a Ph.D. candidate studying problem gambling at Michigan State University's scho...

How the arts foster mental well-being, from a Penn State psychiatry professor's perspective - Vimarsana News

How the arts foster mental well-being, from a Penn State psychiatry professor's perspective

After a year of life amid the coronavirus pandemic, many Penn State students continue to feel alone and isolated. Erika Saunders, a professor of psychiatry and chair of psychiatry and behavioral health, stressed the importance of a student’s well-being and cited art as a way to help relieve stress. Saunders obtained her undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan before going to the University of Iowa for medical school. She returned to Michigan to complete her psychiatry training with a specialty in mood disorders. Since then, she started working for Penn State in 2008, making he...

Source: psu.edu