MEDICINE & HEALTHA recent study has revealed that science can be used to cope with signs of anxiety, preventing a person from possibly falling into depression.
Caregivers who learned the skills had less depression, better self-reported physical health, more feelings of happiness and other positive emotions than the control group
For the first time in history, the US Food and Drug Administration has approved a drug specifically indicated for the treatment of postpartum depression
Using nanotechnology, UCF researchers have developed the first rapid detector for dopamine, a chemical that is believed to play a role in various diseases such as Parkinson's, depression and some cancers.
Research shows that when all other factors are considered such as genetics and lifestyle, antidepressants taken by pregnant women do not really increase the risk of autism for the unborn child.
Low-fat dairy products such as milk and yogurt were found to have additional health benefits especially to people at risk of depression and mental problems.
Experts warned that the effect of the Synthetic Cannabinoid is 40 to 600 times higher than THC. Synthetic cannabinoids or SCs is a group of chemicals that follows the effects of marijuana.
Depression is not always attended and treated with risky drugs. Bird sightseeing in a clean and green place in the maintenance is a natural psychotherapy, study shows.
A meta-analysis of previous studies claim that expectant mothers taking the antidepressant paroxetine (Paxil, Seroxat) during the early stages of their of pregnancy can result to birth defects. Result is particularly high during the first trimester.
A new study by the NYC Health Department and Mental Hygiene revealed that in every five New Yorkers, one will likely suffer from mental health problems such as depression, substance abuse and suicidal thoughts.
Researchers say that a bad sleep is not only affected by its quantity but also with its quantity. Woke up on the wrong side of the bed? Researchers say that a bad sleep is not only affected by its quantity but also with its quality.
Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and other sites that encourages teens to be updated and be online 24/7 in fear of missing out (FOMO) is taking toll on the health of students all over the world.