Screening and Coding of Suicidal Ideation Contribute to Rising Youth Mental Health Numbers

The years preceding the COVID-19 pandemic saw a concerning rise in suicidal behaviors among children, hinting at a preexisting mental

Drops in Family Income Trigger Children’s Mental Health Challenges at School

Nearly one in five Canadian and American children suffer from mental health challenges, but relatively little is known about what

What is the effect of strengthening the science curriculum in secondary school on the probability that boys and girls graduate

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What happens to labor market outcomes in a traditional migrant-sending country when net migration falls? Emily Conover, Melanie Khamis, and

Many countries face low fertility rates, which can threaten the sustainability of old-age pension systems. Developed countries have introduced new

Using sensitive data, in new work published in the Journal of Human Resources, Benjamin Meadows examined how documented immigrants versus

Over the last two decades, the proliferation of opioid abuse has driven the deadliest drug crisis in U.S. history. During

Age discrimination in hiring older workers—if it exists—is a serious policy problem. An aging population requires more people working until

To uphold the principles of academic integrity, educational institutions around the globe engage in an ongoing fight against academic cheating.