An analysis of major depressive disorder, covering diagnostic criteria, prevalence statistics across demographics, and ...

Depression is a mental health disorder affecting millions worldwide. Spotting its signs is the first step to seeking help and ...

We all go through rough patches that leave us feeling sad, frustrated, and overwhelmed. In fact, the phrase “I’m really depressed today,” has become a widely accepted part of everyday vernacular. That ...

Depression looks different in Black women, according to a recent study. Depression is a disorder that affects millions of Americans each year, but diagnosing it isn’t the same for everyone. According ...

It's been a particularly tough year for nearly everyone, and it may be tough to separate what's a normal "funk" from what's actually treatable anxiety or depression. Here's what to look out for in ...

Depression is nearly twice as common in women, likely because of unique social and hormonal factors. Many women don't recognize key signs of depression, which can make it harder to get timely support.

The arrival of COVID-19 brought a rise in mental health concerns and most Americans say the country faces a crisis. Older adults haven't been exempt from the mental toll of the pandemic, which has ...

Seasonal stressors can take a toll on mental health. A Piedmont Columbus Regional psychologist spoke about how this time of ...

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While most people associate depression with persistent sadness and lack of energy, some warning signs are rarely discussed but equally important. Recognizing these lesser-known symptoms could be ...

Depression is associated with sadness, hopelessness, or a lack of interest in daily life. But the signs can be much more subtle, manifesting in unexpected ways. Aches, pains, sleeplessness … you gotta ...

How to recognize depression in older adults. Aug. 3, 2010 — -- About 7 million people over the age of 65 have been diagnosed with depression, and many more could be suffering. Dr. Marie Savard ...