Top Mental Health News
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Blood Test May Diagnose Depression in Teens
The test, which was first developed in rats, can identify the presence of 26 markers linked to major depression disorder. Read Summary > -
People Who Live Alone More Likely to Use Antidepressants
According to a new study, people who live alone are more likely to use antidepressant medications than people who live with others. Read Summary > -
Neurologist Seeks FDA Approval for Electrode Depression Treatment
The neurologist who has pioneered using implantable electrodes to ease treatment-resistant depression is seeking approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment. Read Summary > -
Depressed Moms May Hinder Kids' Sleep
Results from a new Penn State study suggest that mothers who suffer from depression may behave in ways that hinder their infants’ ability to sleep. Read Summary > -
Attending Church May Not Lower Depression Risk After All: Study
People who are depressed may be more likely to stop attending church service, which may help explain why those who attend church seem happier, experts say. Read Summary > -
Depression Risk Lower in Patients Who Take Statins
Researchers say statins appear to lower the risk for depression in some patients. Read Summary > -
Childhood Stress May Alter Your Genes
Stress during childhood is linked to depression and anxiety in adulthood, and now researchers say they know why. Read Summary > -
People with Mental Health Issues Less Likely to Have Insurance: Study
An analysis of national data has discovered that Americans who suffer frequent mental distress are more likely to be without health insurance than those who live with chronic physical diseases. Read Summary >
