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A grassroots car show in Lake County, Ohio has raised $31,000 for mental health programs since 2023, turning a passion for automobiles into a community movement. This year's $7,000 donation helps keep vital suicide prevention and support services free for families.
After decades of misdiagnosis and a suicide attempt, Jim Love finally got the right treatment for bipolar disorder. Now he's helping others navigate the mental health system that once failed him.
A hotel in Fukushima now runs entirely on hydrogen power, offering guests a glimpse into a cleaner energy future. The innovative facility connects directly to a hydrogen station and showcases how renewable energy could transform daily life.
Fifteen years after Japan's worst nuclear accident, a new research institute is rising in Fukushima to study disaster recovery, robotics, and environmental restoration. The government hopes the facility will help revitalize the region and restore public confidence in areas now safe to inhabit.
A teacher on a tight budget discovered free and low-cost mental health resources that work. Here's how they built a support system without breaking the bank.
Emperor Naruhito, Empress Masako, and Princess Aiko traveled to Fukushima to honor survivors and witness the remarkable recovery 15 years after the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown. Their overnight visit highlights how far the region has come while ensuring its story isn't forgotten.
After two years without local treatment options, western Wisconsin is getting a new mental health and addiction facility that will serve thousands. Lawmakers voted unanimously to fund the project that fills a critical gap left by hospital closures.
Six engineers from Asahi Kasei just won Japan's prestigious Tanahashi Prize for pioneering technology that makes clean hydrogen production reliable at massive scale. Their work could finally unlock the green energy source the world has been chasing for decades.
After nearly a decade on the same anxiety medication, former pageant titleholder Madeline Bohlman discovered a genetic test that changed everything. The GeneSight test revealed how her DNA affects medication response, leading to treatment that finally worked.
Austin neighbors learned about a new crisis response that sends therapists and medics instead of police to mental health emergencies. The program is helping people get to safety by addressing root problems, not just symptoms.