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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Experts and Patients Available for Interviews on Trending Issues - Vimarsana News

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Experts and Patients Available for Interviews on Trending Issues

Pitch of experts and patients regarding mental health awareness month

Be Aware Of Tianeptine, Or 'Gas Station Heroin,' NJ Congressman Warns - Vimarsana News

Be Aware Of Tianeptine, Or 'Gas Station Heroin,' NJ Congressman Warns

Be Aware Of Tianeptine, Or 'Gas Station Heroin,' NJ Congressman Warns - Woodbridge, NJ - According to America's Poison Control Centers,​ 391 calls reporting tianeptine overdose were made last year; 27 of the calls came from NJ.

Source: patch.com
REPORT: New Jersey Explores Legalizing Magic Mushrooms, Home Growing Permitted For Medical And Recreational Use - Vimarsana News

REPORT: New Jersey Explores Legalizing Magic Mushrooms, Home Growing Permitted For Medical And Recreational Use

New Jersey is now rapidly advancing towards a groundbreaking move to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms, The Record newspaper reported Tuesday.

NJ may legalize magic mushrooms for medicinal, recreational use: report - Vimarsana News

NJ may legalize magic mushrooms for medicinal, recreational use: report

New Jersey is reportedly trying to become only the third state in the union to decriminalize so-called “magic mushrooms” — and has even proposed letting Garden State residents grow their own supply right at home.

Source: nypost.com
Youth Suicide Rates Have Increased Over the Past Decade, Experts Push Crucial Changes - Vimarsana News

Youth Suicide Rates Have Increased Over the Past Decade, Experts Push Crucial Changes

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shared suicide statistics for children and teens, noting a clear and steady increase. Mental health professionals point to a lack of resources and less in-person connection as contributing factors.

Source: health.com