How do female and male journalists deal with psychological research knowledge? Are relatively well-supported scientific findings communicated comprehensively to the general public, or do only sensational news reach the readers? Florian Bamberg explores these questions using the example of the suicide wave at France Télécom. He analyzes articles that, beyond current reporting, place the latest numbers and facts in the context of mental health in the workplace. His findings demonstrate that science journalism fulfills its role of communication.