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Google Proposes Remedies in DOJ Ad Tech Case After Court Ruling
Google is proposing remedies in response to a court ruling in the DOJ's ad tech lawsuit, specifically concerning Google Ad Manager. These remedies include making bid amounts available to rival ad servers and deprecating Unified Pricing Rules. The DOJ is seeking a divestiture of Google Ad Manager, which Google argues would harm businesses.
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Fortune
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Older Fathers Linked to Increased Schizophrenia Risk in Children: Taiwan Study
A recent study conducted in Taiwan has revealed that men who father children later in life are more likely to pass on new genetic mutations that elevate the risk of schizophrenia in their offspring. The research, utilizing genome sequencing, highlights the impact of paternal age and identifies potential causal mechanisms and environmental factors contributing to schizophrenia development. The study emphasizes the importance of considering parental age in public health policies.
Taipei Times
Focus Taiwan
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Older Fathers Linked to Increased Schizophrenia Risk in Offspring: Taiwan Study
A Taiwanese study, conducted by the NHRI and National Taiwan University, has found that children of older fathers have a higher risk of developing schizophrenia. The study suggests that this increased risk is due to new genetic mutations passed on by older fathers. The research team used genome sequencing to analyze Taiwanese families and found a correlation between paternal age and the onset of schizophrenia symptoms in children.
Taipei Times
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Chosunbiz
Focus Taiwan
Social Media Use and Mental Health: Study Reveals Impact on Teenagers
A new study from the University of Cambridge examined social media usage among 3,340 adolescents aged 11-19, finding that teens with mental health conditions, especially internalizing disorders, spend more time on social media and experience higher rates of social comparison, mood swings tied to online feedback, and feelings of inadequacy. The study emphasizes the complex interplay between social media and adolescent mental well-being.
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Nature
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Taliban's Intensified Restrictions Erasing Afghan Women from Public Life
Reports from UN News and Human Rights Watch highlight the intensifying restrictions imposed by the Taliban on women in Afghanistan. These restrictions include barring women from most professions, severely curtailing paid employment, shutting down women-run businesses, and restricting their access to services without a male guardian. Despite the Taliban's claims, these actions violate international norms and have driven more families into extreme poverty.
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Human Rights Watch
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Maryland Addresses Federal Job Losses: Support for Workers Amidst Realignment
Maryland is preparing to support federal workers and contractors facing job losses due to federal realignments, leveraging lessons learned from the Key Bridge collapse. The state is providing job search assistance, income support, and mental health resources. Experts emphasize the psychological impact on both laid-off and remaining federal employees, suggesting stress management and seeking help when needed.
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The Hill
Maryland Prepares as Federal Workforce Reductions Impact Region's Economy
Maryland is bracing for the economic consequences of federal workforce reductions, particularly in light of recent actions by the Trump administration. The state is leveraging its experience from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse to support affected federal employees and contractors through job search assistance, unemployment insurance, and other aid programs. Recruiters see opportunities in the federal workers flooding the talent market.
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Federal News Network
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HR Dive
Diet's Impact on Mental Health: Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Anxiety and Depression
Several studies indicate a significant link between diet and mental well-being. Consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) is associated with increased risks of anxiety and depression, particularly in women and younger adults. Conversely, diets rich in whole foods, omega-3 fatty acids, and certain nutrients like magnesium may alleviate anxiety symptoms. The gut microbiome and hormonal profiles are suggested to play a role.
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News-Medical
Florida Legislature Faces Budget Stalemate Amidst Disputes Over Mental Health Funding
The Florida House and Senate are locked in a budget stalemate, marked by disagreements over tax cuts and specific bill provisions. A key point of contention is the proposed Senator Darryl E. Rouson Center for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Research at the University of South Florida, which the House removed from a mental health bill (SB 1620), leading to accusations of 'emotional blackmail' and 'pettiness' from both sides and Governor DeSantis. This dispute contributes to an overall dysfunctional legislative session.
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Tallahassee Democrat
Florida Politics
Florida Legislature Faces Budget Standoff Amid Mental Health Bill Dispute
The Florida legislative session is experiencing significant turmoil due to disagreements between the House and Senate on budget allocations and key provisions in a mental health bill. A contentious issue involves the proposed Senator Darryl E. Rouson Center for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Research at the University of South Florida, which the House removed from the bill, leading to accusations of 'emotional blackmail' and 'pettiness.'
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WMNF 88.5 FM
Tallahassee Democrat
Florida Politics
Taraji P. Henson Champions Mental Health Initiatives at Coppin State and Alma Mater
Actress Taraji P. Henson, through her Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation, is actively promoting mental health awareness and support, particularly for Black women and students. She recently launched a SheCare Wellness Pod at Coppin State University and partnered with Prince George's County to bring mental health programs to local schools, including her alma mater, Oxon Hill High School.
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Taraji P. Henson Launches Mental Health Initiatives at Coppin State, Alma Mater
Taraji P. Henson, through her Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation, is expanding mental health resources for Black communities, including opening a SheCare Wellness Pod at Coppin State University in Baltimore and hosting a mental health workshop at her alma mater, Oxon Hill High School in Prince George's County. The initiatives aim to destigmatize mental health and provide accessible support to students.
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Baltimore Sun
Coppin State University
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AIPC Launches 'For Anna, For All' Campaign Addressing Workplace Stress in Kerala
The All India Professionals’ Congress (AIPC) has initiated the ‘For Anna, for all’ campaign in Kerala to combat workplace stress, spurred by the death of Anna Sebastian. This campaign aims to collect inputs from professionals, employers, and experts to create guidelines for an Office Wellness Bill. The initiative seeks to ensure healthier workplaces and will present legislative recommendations to Congress leadership for future implementation.
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Times of India
Rural Mental Health Gathering in Minneapolis Focuses on Resilience and Suicide Prevention
A community event, 'Roots of Resilience,' will be held in Minneapolis to address mental health challenges specific to rural and farming communities. The gathering aims to foster open conversation, provide resources, and connect individuals with support systems. The event includes presentations from experts and a community resource panel.
Salina Post
Morning Ag Clips
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Rural Mental Health Gathering in Minneapolis Focuses on Farming Communities
A free community event called 'Roots of Resilience' will be held in Minneapolis on June 7th, focusing on mental health and suicide prevention in rural and farming communities. It features presentations, a panel of local experts, and resource sharing, with a focus on stress management in agriculture.
Salina Post
Morning Ag Clips
KSN-TV
Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Surge: Support Networks and Mental Load Addressed
The article addresses the rising rates of postpartum depression (PPD) and anxiety, exploring contributing factors like the 'mental load' on new mothers and lack of support. It highlights community initiatives, counseling services, and expert advice for prevention and treatment, emphasizing the importance of self-care, shared responsibility, and accessible mental health resources.
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Daily Nation
Two River Times
Parents
Prince George’s County Tackles Teen Mental Health with Taraji P. Henson
Prince George's County is intensifying its efforts to address teen mental health issues, marked by a recent symposium featuring actress Taraji P. Henson and County Council Chair Edward Burroughs. The event introduced alternative therapies and aimed to destigmatize mental health discussions, prompted by alarming statistics on student suicide ideation and attempts. County leaders are partnering with the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation to expand mental health initiatives in schools.
WJLA
NBC4 Washington
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Oklahoma Mental Health Agency Addresses Budget Shortfall, Ensures Payroll After Concerns
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) faced a potential budget shortfall, initially reporting an inability to meet payroll obligations. This prompted investigations by state legislators and intervention from Governor Kevin Stitt. ODMHSAS has since announced payroll will be met. The situation underscores concerns about financial management and service delivery within the agency, leading to calls for increased oversight and accountability.
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Oklahoma Mental Health Agency Faces Payroll Crisis; State Intervention Planned
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is facing a financial crisis, with the agency stating it may not be able to meet payroll obligations beyond this week. This has prompted concern among employees and state lawmakers, leading to investigations and Governor Stitt's announcement of immediate actions, including bringing in financial experts and conducting independent reviews.
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Oklahoma Voice
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NonDoc Media
Oklahoma Mental Health Agency Faces Scrutiny over Financial Shortfalls and Payroll Concerns
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is facing financial difficulties, including a reported $23 million shortfall that raised concerns about the agency's ability to meet payroll. Attorney General Drummond has called for the removal of the ODMHSAS Commissioner, while Governor Stitt has announced actions to address the situation, including bringing in financial experts.
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Oklahoma Voice
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