Two sisters with a family history of mental challenges make a major gift to Cleveland Clinic to support mental-health research — hoping to help find better therapies for the future.
Stroke and Depression — A Deadly Combination
Suffering a stroke is a traumatic experience that can often lead to depression, which may even lead to earlier death. Why treating depression early after a stroke can be critical.
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Beyond the Winter Blues
How can you tell if you have more than just the winter blues? Learn the signs of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) — and what you can do about it.
Do Concussions Lead to Depression?
A new study of aging, retired NFL players finds that multiple concussions may have had long-term effects on their lives, including depression and cognitive impairment.
How to Shake the Holiday Blues
Are those jingle bells sounding more like jingle blahs? If so, you’re not alone. Taking time out for gratitude can help you handle the holiday blues.
Women: Tips for Handling Holiday Stress
Will you be “dashing through the snow” this holiday season? If you’re a woman, your answer is likely yes. But watch out — women are more vulnerable to stress than men. Get stress-busting strategies from our women’s health expert.
Why Giving is Good for Your Health
When you are generous, you don’t just make others happy. According to various research studies, you are also boosting your own health.
Depressed Moms May Have Shorter Kids
Moms with postpartum depression may have shorter children, study finds.
How to Deal With Depression
If you have the symptoms of depression, there are ways to take control of your own mental health.
There’s Hope After Miscarriage
Obstetrician Elisa Ross, MD, talks about miscarriages and why they happen. She also offers some uplifting statistics about the chances of a healthy pregnancy after miscarriage.
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