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From the Ukrainian natives organizing prayer vigils, to bars pulling Russian vodka off of the shelves- Montanans are showing support for the Ukrainian people. We got the first hand perspective of a native of Ukraine who now lives in Montana. One...

Let me ask you this, have you been feeling irritable, anxious, or maybe a little bit on the edge? It’s possible that you might be suffering from “altitude depression”. I’ll be honest, I’d never heard of it until recently, but apparently,...

Progressive Online Professional Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confirmed to her supporters Monday night that she took a break from the social media platform Twitter after she gave her “negative comments” following the game with COVID-19 “concern.” New York Firebrand made the announcement...

It’s been tough years navigating a global pandemic. Many people have struggled to stay afloat in more ways than one, and our collective mental health has taken a huge hit during the COVID-19 crisis. Americans are dealing with obstacles that some...

A student with a history of anxiety killed himself while self-isolating after learning his roommate tested positive for Covid-19, an inquiry was told today. Finn Kitson, 19, from Cambridge, has been asked to isolate with the rest of his family for...

Too much stress is known to be bad for our health, but some people are naturally more prone to anxiety than others. Scientists are still exploring whether a life of anxiety makes people more likely to develop certain diseases. A study...

It was a poignant reminder of normalization and men’s mental health care, when singer-songwriter Stromae, on a TV show, talked about his new song and was candid about his personal issues, feelings of loneliness, depression, and battling suicidal thoughts. With all...

Saturday January 22 2022 Matt Espot, Health and Lifestyle Contributor Watch bigger screen + Photo: file All we’ve heard over the past two years is that we live in a pandemic. However, as long as I remember that we’ve been living...

Broadcast date: a week Jan 21 2022 Stream/download this clip as an MP3 file Rebecca Carter talks with Julie Grant from Allegheny Front about her concerns about climate change. (Photo: Najima Njie for the Allegheny Front) Climate change in the form...

A talented teen who once struggled with crippling social anxiety talks about how singing has helped her, and she hopes her songs, in turn, help others. Molly Bermudez, 17, from Tolisaran, is a student at MD Rafferty School of Music in...