Depression

Signs Your Friend Has Depression Hidden Perfectly

Nov 29, 2020 PM EST

Depression can sometimes be tricky to be detected. Here are some of the signs you can look for to help someone who might have it.

Higher Depression and Anxiety Risk Linked To Low Fitness

Nov 12, 2020 PM EST

A study from UCL suggests that low fitness can lead to depression and anxiety.

New Study Finds People Whose Candidate Lost the Election May Experience Depression

Nov 11, 2020 AM EST

News reports have described the American presidential elections as "clearly divisive." However, a new analysis proposes, they may initiate depression in residents of states whose candidate did not win the position.

You Might Be at Risk for Depression if You Are Taking Isotretinoin

Nov 09, 2020 AM EST

Previous depressive illness is said to have a sevenfold increased risk of having treatment-restricting mood symptoms in patients on isotretinoin for acne.

Agoraphobia: What You Need To Know About This Anxiety Disorder

Nov 04, 2020 PM EST

You have agoraphobia if you are afraid of an actual or anticipated occurrence such as riding public transportation, staying for a while in open an open or enclosed area, waiting in line, or being in a crowded place.

MD News Daily- Elevated Suicidal Rates May Be Due To Gender and Sociodemographic Factors As Well As Use of Antidepressants

High Suicide Rates Linked to Gender, Sociodemographic Factors, and Antidepressants

Oct 08, 2020 PM EDT

Older immigrant women with untreated depression are more likely to commit suicide. At the same time, married men are less likely to commit suicide than unmarried, regardless of whether they take antidepressant medication or not.

MD News Daily- Paternal Postnatal Depression: How to Beat Baby Blues Among Men

Fathers Involved in Infant Care Are Less Likely To Experience Symptoms of Depression

Sep 24, 2020 AM EDT

Fathers who are hands-on during the first year of a baby's life are less likely to develop symptoms of depression.

Your Depression Risk Can Be Measured by the Changes in Your Heart Rate, Doctors Say

Sep 13, 2020 PM EDT

Doctors, for the first time, doctors have shown that measuring the heart can dependably specify if a person is depressed or not.

MD News Daily - Research Shows That People With Sociopathic Traits Are Less Likely to Follow COVID-19 Rules

Sociopaths Are Less Likely to Follow COVID-19 Rules, How True is This?

Sep 04, 2020 AM EDT

People with antisocial traits have low levels of empathy and are risk-takers. They show high levels of callousness and deceitfulness with little regard for public health measures.

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How Do You Know If You Are Suffering From Low-Grade or Major Depression? Here’s What Studies Find

Aug 19, 2020 AM EDT

Harvard Health Publishing describes low-grade or low-level depression as a "mood, like color," it has an array of hues from the "bright shades of happiness to the dark ones of depression."

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