Columbia Business School Research Reveals That Addressing the Psychology of Secrets Can Enhance Emotional Well-Being and Social Connections
Mental health issues cost the U.S. economy 30% higher than prior estimates— $282 billion annually. This study illustrates how mental illness reshapes economic behavior and underscores scalable solutions to mitigate these soaring costs.
New Research Shows Increasing Access to Mental Health Services Can Add $118 Billion to the Economy Each Year
Three inspiring leaders in women’s health — Erika Seth Davies, Jade Kearney, and Flory Wilson — are pioneering advances in reproductive and maternal health and are using business, investment, engagement, and advocacy as levers for social change.
