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This new research arrives at a time when advocates in New York are already urging city and state officials to invest more in behavioral health services for young people.

Reverse seasonal depression, which affects some people when it's hot out, has entirely different symptoms than its winter counterpart.

This week's question is about coping with depression.

As Bruce Springsteen once sang, "Everything dies baby, that's a fact—but maybe everything that dies one day comes back to life as luxury housing."

"I’ve been practicing for about 30 years and I honestly don’t remember having so many conversations with people after an election."

The Health Department says we're in the midst of a "mental health crisis" that's crippling the city both socially and fiscally.

New witness accounts emerge and the dive-bar breaks its silence.

It's been several merciful months since we've seriously thought about the bruised and battered corpse of a basketball organization that is the NY Knickerbockers.

This is their worst start to a non-strike season since Ronald Reagan was president—and it pretty much guarantees that they will not make the playoffs.

When the highlight of a game is your fumble-prone running back doing a backflip to celebrate a touchdown that is immediately taken away because of a holding penalty, you know things are seriously bad.