Findings seen for most diagnostic categories, including attention-deficit/hyperactivity, anxiety, autism spectrum, and depressive disorders

Increase seen in lifetime use among adults and adolescents; past-year use higher among young adults, older adults

Association even stronger for accumulation of healthy behaviors over time

Levels are lower than during the pandemic but still above prepandemic levels

Increase seen in proportion with anxiety and depression, while proportion experiencing behavioral or conduct problems remained stable

In recent study, one in three individuals with medical debt forwent mental health care in the subsequent year

One in three women are also concerned about the long-term health effects of menopause

Significant cognitive decline, increased depressive symptoms, and reduced self-care reported among those with heart failure

Benefits include higher initiation of medication for opioid use disorder during hospitalization and linkage to follow-up care

Review shows benefits for social responsiveness, disruptive behavior, and anxiety