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How to Talk to Someone About Their Mental Health
How to Talk to Someone About Their Mental Health

Each year, millions of people experience mental health challenges, yet stigma often prevents open and supportive conversations. If someone you care about is struggling, reaching out with empathy can make a real difference – but knowing how to start the conversation can feel daunting.  

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2024 International Mental Health Research Symposium Presentations
2024 International Mental Health Research Symposium Presentations
On October 25, 2024, we held our International Mental Health Research Symposium. Read More
Managing Stress During Difficult Times
Managing Stress During Difficult Times

Every stage of life presents its own unique challenges and opportunities. But sometimes, the pressures of daily life—whether related to finances, family, employment, health, or world events—can feel overwhelming.

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Meet Our 2025 Distinguished Investigators
Meet Our 2025 Distinguished Investigators

In 2025, the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation awarded Distinguished Investigator Grants valued at $1 million to 10 senior-level scientists who are conducting groundbreaking research in neurobiological and behavioral science.

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Coping with Aging in a Youth-Focused World
Coping with Aging in a Youth-Focused World

Aging is a natural part of life, yet we live in a world that often glorifies youth. From social media to advertising, the focus on looking and feeling young can make aging feel like a challenge rather than a privilege. However, growing older doesn’t have to mean fading into the background.

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