The Latest Breaking News from Depression

Filmmaker Katharina Koall felt hopeless and alone while pregnant with her fourth child — until her neighbour introduced her to cold-water swimming. She hopes her documentary about the experience will help other expectant mothers who are struggling

Our four-legged friends are being left alone once again as their owners return to the office

In her latest book, Australia’s Great Depression, Joan Beaumont offers a deeply conservative history animated by the neoliberal spirit of our age.

Compass Pathways (Nasdaq: CMPS), a company developing psychedelic pharmaceutical drugs for the mental health space, announced the publication of two new investigator-initiated studies using its flagship compound, COMP360.

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Testosterone in men does indeed have profound effects on mood, being demonstrated to improve depression, happiness and motivation.

Ronan Ratcliffe, 17, will hike from Fortwilliam, Highlands, to Glendoll Forest, North of Dundee, after watching his own father battle depression and anxiety.

Concerns about the effects of school closures and COVID-19 disruptions over the past two years are still very much a concern for educators — including well-placed worries about how school closures have affected young learners.

Sage Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:SAGE) and Biogen Inc (NASDAQ:BIIB) have initiated a rolling submission of a marketing application to the FDA for zuranolone in major depressive disorder (MDD).  Zuranolone is an investigational two-week, once-daily oral drug developed for MDD and postpartum depression (PPD).  The companies have submitted the nonclinical module and plan to submit the remaining…

In a new study, researchers found people who accumulated an average of 75 minutes of brisk walking per week had a lower risk of depression compared to those who didn't exercise.

A research study on ways to combat depression has revealed that people who are engaged in team sports, cycling, aerobics or go to gym daily have a better mental health than those who do not.