This in-depth review delves into the multifaceted realm of mass shootings and explores their
epidemiology from a psychological perspective. The article presents a comprehensive …

It has been three years since the initial outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, which
incurred huge damage both physically and psychologically on human's normal life. As a …

Background: In electoral contexts, mental health topics have recently attracted sociopolitical
relevance, influenced by policy developments, election-related psychopathology and …

Introduction Many municipalities aim to support the uptake of cycling as an environmentally
friendly and healthy mode of transport. It is therefore crucial to meet the demand of cyclists …

Mass shootings are most frequently committed by white men. Yet, these white perpetrators
often do not meet the same fatal fate as Black people who have committed lesser crimes …

Staycations (ie, vacations close to one's home) have surged in popularity recently,
significantly impacting travel patterns and destination management. In line with Construal …

The current commentary takes a closer look at the issue of mass shootings in the US and the
stigma experienced by those with a serious mental illness. Mental illness is not a predictor of …

Firearm-related violence is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality and is at the center of
a major public health and policy debate in the United States. Despite the critical role of data …

The rates of mass shootings in the United States have substantially increased in the last
couple of decades. Mass media news networks are the first sources to announce reported …

This research paper aims at examining whether shooters with records of mental illnesses kill
more people compared to mentally non-ill counterparts. The study also explores risk factors …