If you keep up with headlines, you've likely seen the buzz about weight loss drugs like Ozempic. These revolutionary drugs have made weight loss as simple as taking an injection or a pill, and the results speak for themselves. Countless celebrities have opened up about taking the medication, causing its popularity ... Read More
Body Dysmorphia in Men and Its Impact on Mental Health
Body image issues are most often discussed in the media as a problem affecting women and girls, but body dysmorphia in men has been known about since at least the 1800s, when a French psychologist described it as "l'obsession de la honte du corps." Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in men is an obsession with the body, ... Read More
To Take or Not to Take Antidepressants for Bipolar Disorder
It's estimated that at least 4.4% of American adults are currently experiencing bipolar disorder. The number of individuals managing the mood disorder without a diagnosis is said to be even higher. Bipolar disorder is arguably the most misunderstood mental health disorder when it comes to the public. Conversely, one ... Read More
Men’s Shorter Lifespans: The Mental Health Factor
On average, women's life expectancy is 5.8 years longer than men in the United States. This is a sizable enough difference that any man should be learning about what they can do to increase their odds. Many factors play into this life span gap, including mental health. Some mental health conditions men have a higher ... Read More
3 Therapies That May Work Better for Men
Men and women are different in many ways, including in their health conditions and treatment. One clear example of this is heart disease. There are drastic differences between prevalent heart disease in men versus women, the symptoms associated with the condition and even the response to medical treatment. So it's not ... Read More
The Mental Health Files on J Edgar Hoover
Today, J. Edgar Hoover is a household name. The man is best known for being the founder and first director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). While he was an impressive man who paved the way for modern criminology, he also was known for nursing an intense desire for power — and when he had authority, he was ... Read More
New Film on First Responder Trauma and PTSD Features FHE Health Experts
RESIDUAL: Cumulative Trauma and PTSD in First Responders premiered nationwide in September with the help of FHE Health, which was asked to contribute its expertise. The 93-minute documentary calls attention to the mental health impact of high exposure to trauma, through testimonials from police officers, fire fighters, ... Read More
The Most Common Meds for Treating Anxiety
Imagine waking up in the morning with a tight feeling in your chest and your body in fight-or-flight mode with no logical explanation why. Your palms are sweaty and your heart is racing, yet there's no immediate threat. This is true for your body, but to your mind, the threat seems real, and it encourages your body to ... Read More
