Depression News Articles

Depression later in life may mean higher dementia risk A new study shows that middle-aged and elderly men and women who suffer from depression may be at a higher…
By Michelle Castillo Published at On Thursday
Vitamin D Deficiency Linked With Depression This article explains the study of how vitamin D deficiency can lead to serious health problems including depression.
By Mark Stibich, Ph.D. Published at April 26 Likes 1
First Generic Lexapro Approved (HealthDay News) -- The Israeli drug maker Teva Pharmaceuticals has gained the first U.S. approval to market generic Lexapro (escitalopram)…
By Scott Roberts Published at April 23
'No Regrets' Outlook May Make for Sunnier Old Age (HealthDay News) -- Riddled with regret over missed opportunities? You may want to let it go. A new study suggests…
By Mary Brophy Marcus Published at April 23
A blood test for depression? New research points the way A simple blood test may one day be all that’s needed to help parents figure out whether a child is…
By Linda Carroll Published at April 17 Likes 1
Returning to Bad Memories Linked to Depression in Women Certain women may be more at risk for depression because of the way they deal with negative memories, according to…
By TRACI PEDERSEN Published at April 17
Treating depression with electrodes inside the brain The first time Edi Guyton tried to commit suicide, she was 19 years old, wracked with depression and unable to…
By Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Andy Segal, CNN Published at April 17
Walking could be a useful tool in treating depression Something as simple as going for a brisk stroll could play an important role in fighting depression, according to researchers…
By James Gallagher Published at April 17
Researchers Develop Blood Test for Depression (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have developed a blood test that could one day help diagnose teens with depression. To create…
By Carina Storrs Published at April 17
Minorities, Medicare Recipients Less Likely to Get Antidepressants (HealthDay News) -- Hispanics and blacks are less likely to be prescribed antidepressants than whites, and Medicare and Medicaid patients…
By Robert Preidt Published at April 10 Likes 1
Unhappy Meals: Are Fast Food, Depression Linked? You’ve heard of eating comfort food to make you feel better, but did you know eating fast food may be…
By Dr. ALETHEA TURNER Published at April 2 Comments 1 Likes 1
FDA Adds More Warnings to Antidepressant's Label (HealthDay News) -- In a follow-up to a warning that high doses of the popular antidepressant Celexa can cause potentially…
By Robert Preidt Published at March 30 Comments 3 Likes 2
Diabetes and Depression: Why They Often Show Up Together Given the responsibilities that come with diabetes—the monitoring, the medications, the constant self-control—it’s not surprising that people who have the…
By www.parade.com Published at March 30
Foods That Fight Depression Every once in a while we all get the blues, but certain foods can fight a case of melancholy. Here…
By Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD Published at March 5 Comments 3 Likes 4
Virtual therapists being developed to treat depression Smart phone can detect mood and send message to suggest intervention Scientists at a U.S. university are developing new technologies to…
By CBC News Published at March 7 Likes 1