Though most schools have mental health services, not all are created equal; the Jed Foundation wants to assess the services of different schools so that they can make informed suggestions to incoming college students who need or desire exceptional emotional support resources.
Julianna Romanazzi takes a deeper into the relationships in the commercial from one of America’s favorite cereals.
These are comments by Gint, Krissy, and Bonnie on the post “Should You Tell Your Girlfriend, Wife, Partner, Family and Friends that You’re Suffering with Mental Illness?”
What about you? What has been the outcome of the wars you’ve been fighting from one year to the next? What have you won and lost? And how have the memories of your battles affected you?
This comment is by Adam McPhee on Kile Ozier’s post, “Good Grief”.
Despite men being statistically less healthy than women, global health funding has been largely focused on women.
When destruction threatens our ability to hope, gratitude is a balm.
Jeremy John on why men should consider taking responsibility for the cooking necessary: for health, hospitality, and justice.
Pump it up. Sweat it out. Make it burn.
When his mother’s cancer returned, Joe Barton learned how oncologists might regard alternative therapy: as competition, rather than complement to their care.
Dr. John Douillard examines the cultural and psychological effects of long term marijuana use.
From an extramarital affair to cancer, the last 525,600 minutes of John Taylor’s life have been tough. But he’s going to remember it by all of the love that grew.
New guidelines from the American Urological Association now say men under 55 do not need routine annual prostate screening.
If you’ve never had a massage before, you might be worried about how your body will respond and appear to the therapist. Kate Bartolotta’s advice is to relax.
This is a comment by Jonathan G on the post “Young Men Committing Violence: How Have We Failed Our Boys?”
An article in The Atlantic exposes the reality of male survivors who’ve been assaulted by females, including Don Draper, the main character in the show Mad Men.
For the past three months, 23-year-old Courtnay Midkiff has been on a journey, walking across the country for a cause that is special to his heart.
Chicago is shocking the world with its 2013 teen pregnancy prevention campaign, which features pregnant teenage boys.
The Supreme Court has ruled against an Arizona law that requires voters to provide proof of citizenship in addition to a driver’s license before they can register to vote.
Can people be so tainted that even when they do a good deed, it somehow isn’t?
Chuck Ross relates a father and son bonding experience at the U.S./Mexico border.
Small tokens take on oversized importance in the small, lonely cells of Donovan Correctional Center.
Male sexual performance supplements are largely unregulated, yet may contain dangerous drugs not listed on the label.
Matthew Clarke’s conversation with his daughter about her really wanting a cookie is reenacted with him and another full-grown adult.
From the Seavers, to the Simpsons, to the Starks, here is a collection of the greatest advice from our beloved fictional dads from TV.
This is a comment by CJ on the post “What to the Child of Domestic Violence is Father’s Day?”
These are comments by bobbt, Patty, and Michael Cusden on the post “What Dads Really Want For Father’s Day”.
We are only given a few moments in life when something feels truly perfect. For Gint Aras, that perfect feeling came with a linen cap on a street in Lithuania.
It took a few years and a lot of broken hearts for Gint Aras to discover what it would take for him to be ready for real love.
Total Cereal and Men’s Health want to give America’s most well-rounded guy a trip for two to New York City.
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“When any substance, illegal or not, grabs one’s soul, that person is just a statistic-in-waiting; not much humanity left.”
This comment is from Paul Winkler to the author of the post about her brother, “What Marijuana Means to Me”.