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• Simple Treatments to Banish Winter Blues

  

  01/15/2019—The gray days of winter bring many people down, but a few simple steps can pep you up, an expert says. More

• The Link Between Social Media and Depression

  

  12/20/2018—Facebook, Twitter, Instagram -- the list of popular social media outlets is long and always expanding. But could staying connected through them lead to depression? More

• Docs Should Screen for Depression During, After Pregnancy

  

  12/17/2018—Doctors should screen women for depression during and after pregnancy, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says in an updated policy statement. More

• Stimulating One Brain Area May Ease Tough-to-Treat Depression

  

  11/30/2018—Electrical stimulation of a certain part of the brain may offer a new option for "treatment-resistant" depression, a small new study suggests. More

• How to Reassure Kids When Florence Strikes

  

  09/13/2018—Adults have spent a lifetime hearing about or experiencing natural disasters such as Hurricane Florence, which is targeting the Carolinas this week. More

• Massive Study Finds Same Genes Drive Many Psychiatric Conditions

  

  06/21/2018—Mental illnesses ranging from depression to schizophrenia show a great degree of overlap in the genes that may contribute to them, a large, new study shows. More

• Are Your Meds Making You Depressed?

  

  06/12/2018—Drugs taken by more than one-third of U.S. adults have depression as a possible side effect, a new study reveals. More

• Never Ignore Depression

  

  06/07/2018—Studies show that depression is underreported.  More

• ECT Effective for Treatment-Resistant Depression

  

  05/14/2018—Electroconvulsive therapy may be effective and cost-effective for U.S. patients with treatment-resistant depression, according to research published online May 10 in JAMA Psychiatry. More

• Rates of Major Depression Up Among U.S. Insured, Esp. Youth

  

  05/14/2018—Diagnoses of major depression have increased since 2013, particularly among adolescents and millennials, according to a report published May 10 by Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS). More

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