Diagnosis
The Latest
Sweet Validation: Burnout Is Now a Bonafide Diagnosis
Whether you’re a freelancer or work a 9-to-5, workplace stress is real. And now your doctor can even diagnose it.
Finally, a Blood Test to Diagnose Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Researchers have brought us one step closer to quickly diagnosing this elusive disease that many brush off as “imaginary.”
7 People Who Have Changed How We View Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar is still widely misunderstood. But these seven pioneers have made an impact and helped the public toward a better understanding.
How to Know if Ketamine Will Help Your Depression—Before You Spend a Cent
Ketamine can be costly. But researchers are working to determine if biomarkers, such as mere blood test, may help to determine if the Rx will reduce your symptoms.
What Is the Difference Between Unipolar Depression and Bipolar Depression?
Not all depression is the same, and the type of depression you have determines the treatment that works.
One Woman’s Creative Way of Managing Her Bipolar Disorder
From felted soaps and jewelry making to walks in the woods with her husband, Heather Tobin manages her bipolar disorder with creativity and color.
How One Journalist and Mother Manages Bipolar Disorder
Journalist Michelle Hiskey opens up about managing her bipolar disorder as a mom, golfer, and writer.
8 Ways Schizophrenia Changes Your Life
From getting the right support to changing your sleep habits, schizophrenia alters your life. Here are just a few ways.
What Is Epigenetics?
Epigenetics theory offers hope that we can end genetic illness.
These 4 Factors Can Predict Your Postpartum Depression
What if it was possible to predict whether your symptoms of depression would worsen during the first year after giving birth?