Student Health

Read: College Mental Health: 59% of Students Have Anxiety, 43% Are Depressed

College Mental Health: 59% of Students Have Anxiety, 43% Are Depressed

More than 60% of college students are also struggling with classroom engagement and retention, and students who take all online classes are more likely to be depressed.

Read: Measles Forces Class Cancellation at Chicago School, Exposes 300 People at California Hospital

Measles Forces Class Cancellation at Chicago School, Exposes 300 People at California Hospital

The student with measles in Chicago has been hospitalized, and the Sacramento hospital is contacting 300 people who were possibly exposed.

Read: UPDATE: 7th Case of Measles Reported at Florida Elementary School

UPDATE: 7th Case of Measles Reported at Florida Elementary School

The measles outbreak at Manatee Bay Elementary led to the absence of 20% of the school’s students and six staff members on Tuesday.

Read: University of Houston-Downtown Joins JED Campus to Improve Student Mental Health

University of Houston-Downtown Joins JED Campus to Improve Student Mental Health

JED Campus is designed to provide schools with a multi-year collaboration for supporting student mental health.

Read: CDC to Healthcare Providers: Be on the Lookout for Measles

CDC to Healthcare Providers: Be on the Lookout for Measles

Nearly two dozen cases of measles were confirmed in the U.S. last month and the highly contagious disease is on the rise globally.

Read: New Mobile Team Delivers Care to UC Davis Students

New Mobile Team Delivers Care to UC Davis Students

Providing its services at no charge, Health 34 is part of UC Davis’ commitment to reform public safety on campus.

Read: CDC: 76% of Firearms Used in Unintentional Deaths Among Kids Were Stored Unlocked

CDC: 76% of Firearms Used in Unintentional Deaths Among Kids Were Stored Unlocked

An estimated 30 million children live in homes with firearms, including 4.6 million in households that report storing firearms loaded and unlocked.

Read: Schools Increasingly Turn to Online Therapy to Address Student Mental Health Crisis

Schools Increasingly Turn to Online Therapy to Address Student Mental Health Crisis

Telemedicine makes mental health services more accessible to lower-income students as well as students in rural areas.

Read: CDC: Childhood Vaccine Exemption Rates at All-Time High

CDC: Childhood Vaccine Exemption Rates at All-Time High

Whether due to an increase in vaccine hesitancy or access barriers, the pandemic affected childhood routine vaccination, says a new report.

Read: The Importance of Having a Diverse Nursing Staff on College Campuses

The Importance of Having a Diverse Nursing Staff on College Campuses

Students with disabilities, different races, genders, economic backgrounds, and sexual orientations should all be able to feel comfortable on campus, especially when they need healthcare.

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