Mental Health

Disability-related depression inequities are driven by accessibility deficits: Evidence from crowdsourced sidewalk data and machine learning
This study integrates over 1.5 million crowdsourced sidewalk labels with spatial machine learning to show that street-level accessibility deficits are structural determinants of health inequities, particularly depression, among persons with disabilities.
2026-11-03 14:45 — 15:00 Washington, DC
Disability-related depression inequities are driven by accessibility deficits: Evidence from crowdsourced sidewalk data and machine learning
Extreme heat and suicide risk among older adults: A longitudinal time-series analysis in an urban U.S. setting
This ecological time-series study in Chicago links extreme heat events to a 20% increase in suicide risk per 1°C above threshold among adults aged 65+, highlighting the intersection of climate change and mental health disparities.
2026-11-02 12:30 — 13:30 Washington, DC
Extreme heat and suicide risk among older adults: A longitudinal time-series analysis in an urban U.S. setting
Congratulations to Malcolm McCarthy for Presenting at the American Psychological Association 2026 Annual Convention
Undergraduate psychology student Malcolm McCarthy presented his first-authored poster, ‘How Multiple Environmental Factors Influence Mental Health Outcomes,’ at the APA 2026 Annual Convention in Washington, DC.
2026-08-07
Congratulations to Malcolm McCarthy for Presenting at the American Psychological Association 2026 Annual Convention