A professor who teaches climate change classes — a subject some would question as a legitimate area of study — said she has seen students who suffer fear, grief, stress, and anxiety about the future.
A new report from UC Berkeley claims that there is a growing “epidemic” of anxiety amongst college students.
CBC reported on a counselor in Washington, DC, who said people are suffering from a “collective anxiety” because of President Donald Trump.
A number of professors are unsure about the fairness of some of the special accommodations, such as extra time to take an exam, provided for students classified as “disabled.”
According to a report from the Economist published last week, anxiety and depression rates in teenagers have skyrocketed over the past two decades.
Nearly a quarter of Mexican illegal aliens surveyed in a new study have a mental disorder.
Therapists across the country say that business is booming from patients who say President Trump is the source of their “political anxiety.”
Model Chrissy Tiegen blames Donald Trump for what she claims is her declining health and mental state, and wants the president to pay her resultant medical bills.
Dr. Pete Sulack, stress expert and founder of StressRX.com, told Breitbart News on Friday that the media bears some of the blame for the deep distress felt by some Hillary Clinton supporters, and the public unrest, after Tuesday’s election results.
Americans’ concerns about financial security and the risk of losing their job over the next 12 months are rising, according to the Economic Anxiety Index, which tracks financial anxiety during presidential election cycles.
New York State school psychologists say the Common Core standards are associated with increased student anxiety, according to a new report released Friday.
Rapper Afroman, famous for his 2001 single “Because I got High,” appeared to be feeling pretty low Thursday morning when he told TMZ Live he was apologetic for striking a female fan Tuesday evening at a Mississippi concert.
