Twenty-five years after September 11, remembrance must mean more than ceremonies, patriotic posts, campaign slogans, and promises to “Never Forget.” This reflection challenges individuals, communities, and public leaders to honor those we lost through daily acts of service, compassion, meaningful support for first responders and veterans, and the courage to hold words accountable to action.

A new executive order offers renewed hope for advancing research into psychedelic-assisted mental health treatment. This editorial examines what that progress could mean for veterans, first responders, and others underserved by traditional care—and why rigorous research, equitable access, thoughtful legislation, and patient safety must guide the path forward.

What if men are not failing to communicate—but expressing vulnerability in ways society has not learned to recognize? This editorial explores the silent struggles surrounding men’s mental health and how listening differently can create stronger relationships, more effective support, and meaningful pathways toward healing.