The Latest Breaking News from Depression

Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence has revealed she was "really excited" to have another baby so she was "caught off-guard" when she was struck by postpartum depression following the birth of her second child.

Depression is often invisible, yet it shapes every part of life. For many women, it carries a double weight — the illness itself and the expectations to keep going, smiling, and managing everything. These pressures can make it harder to speak up or ask for help. Understanding the brutal truths…

Jessica Guo hiked 30 miles a day, becoming the first woman to continuously hike two historic trails in a single season

Offering a proven, non-invasive and drug-free way to ease depression, the tDCS Headset and app from Flow Neuroscience has the power to both change lives and save them

On this week’s Well Enough podcast, bestselling author Owen O’Kane and TV presenter Matt Johnson open up to host Emilie Lavinia about the realities of men’s mental health – from masking pain with normality to learning the power of taking the first step toward help

Men and boys are told to "man up," but suicide is still the biggest killer of men under 50. To mark Men’s Mental Health Awareness month, Sunday Times Bestselling author Owen O’Kane, and broadcaster and mental health campaigner Matt Johnson discuss the UK’s male mental health crisis. Together with podcast…

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Amid the Supreme Court hearing, Donald Trump claimed that his tariffs saved the entire world from a depression. It’s the new peak of his economics-by-ego, because neither the data nor basic trade math backs him up.

"It sounds like body dysmorphia is what's at work here."

Around one in five mothers experience perinatal depression. This condition involves depressive episodes during pregnancy or just after birth – often with lasting effects on both mother and child.

If you know five people, the chances are at least one is living with a mental health condition. More than 8.5 million Australians will need mental health treatment in their lifetime for depression, anxiety, substance use and or psychosis.