Playing on the soccer team has obvious physical benefits for your kid. But, a recent study shows that engaging in team sports may also help kids who are exposed to adverse experiences during childhood fend off depression.
How to Protect Your Mental Health After a Heart Attack
Depression and heart disease are intricately linked, and one could put your recovery from the other at risk. Here’s what to do and worrisome symptoms to watch for after a heart attack, heart surgery or heart disease diagnosis.
There’s No Shame in Taking an Antidepressant
Did you know that the World Health Organization considers depression to be the leading cause of disability worldwide? This might be surprising, but the reality is that something like 1 out of every 15 adults in the U.S. experiences a major depressive episode each year. It’s this common, and yet there is still a stigma … Read More
What to Know About the New Postpartum Depression Drug
A recently approved postpartum depression drug is expected to work faster than other antidepressants already on the market. An OB/GYN explains what we do and don’t know about it so far.
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A New Ketamine Nasal Spray Has Been Approved for Depression (But It’s Not for Everyone)
A new ketamine nasal spray may help people with depression that hasn’t responded to treatment with available antidepressants. Psychiatrist Amit Anand, MD, explains the potential benefits and risks.
Falling: Are You Or a Loved One At Risk?
There are many reasons we are more at risk for a fall as we age. Find out the risk factors, and how you can remain graceful and keep your balance.
Why Having a Pet (of Any Kind!) May Boost Your Mood and Keep Your Brain Healthy
It’s long been said that dog is man’s best friend. But pets of any kind are beneficial to your health. Neurologist Marwan Sabbagh, MD, explains.
I Sigh a Lot — What Does That Mean?
Find the answers to questions that pique your curiosity in our series, The Short Answer. Here, psychologist Carolyn Fisher, PhD, explains why we sigh, and the relationship between sighing and emotion.
Is He Depressed or Just Crabby?
When men are depressed, they may not seem sad, but rather angry, irritable or aggressive. Here’s what to do to help fight male depression.
Millennial Moms More Depressed Than Previous Generation
A new study shows prenatal depression is about 51 percent more common among millennial moms than it was in their mother’s generation 25 years ago. Our expert explains the possible causes ― and what action’s needed.
