Social media detox's impact on young adults

A new study is showing how a one-week break from social media can make a big difference in the life of young adults, and we sat down with Fox Medical Team's Deena Centofanti to learn more.

A nation on edge | Battleground Ep. 6

As Americans grapple with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, Battleground brings you the latest from the campaign trail and beyond. Plus, a vital discussion with a mental health expert on the toll of our toxic political climate.

How the heat can impact mood, decision making

Experts say the extreme heat can have "significant impacts" on our mental well-being. That includes our ability to think clearly and make decisions. Dr. Mike from the FOX medical team joins FOX 10 AZAM to talk about how the extreme heat can impact our mental health.

Police, boxing academy partner to help teens

A California police department and a boxing academy are partnering to use boxing gloves as a tool to help teens improve their mental health. FOX'S Patricia Martellotti has the story.

Expert tips on how to deal with football season

The beginning of football season is glorious, unless your football-crazed partner basically goes missing in action in the months ahead. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more from an expert, as well as a football fan, on how to deal with this.

Study warns AI chatbots may mishandle suicide-related questions

A new study in Psychiatric Services found that AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude avoid the riskiest suicide queries but give inconsistent answers to lower-level questions. The research came the same day a California family sued OpenAI after their son’s death.

Mind Hype | Community Cares

In this Community Cares, a woman is helping others get into a better headspace. It's said that you are what you think, but thinking big isn't always simple, and the path forward isn't always clear. FOX 10's Anita Roman has more on "Mind Hype."

Exec. order allows forced placement in treatment facilities

Local communities are looking at how a recently signed executive order by President Trump could impact their policies on homelessness. The order allows people with mental health issues or addictions to be placed in treatment facilities even if they don't agree to it.