Depression
Link Between Not Dreaming And Depression
A lack of dreams could be responsible for several mental health issues.
Your Family Drama Really is Making You Depressed
Your mommy issues really are bad for your health—if you're a girl.
Women Vets Have Double Suicide Rate of Civilian Women
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) released findings from its analysis of veteran suicide data across the U.S.
Your Mental Health Suffers When Your Pet Gets Sick
Pet owners caring for terminally ill animals are at increased risk for depression, anxiety and stress.
5 Mental Health Conditions Yoga Can Alleviate
Yoga therapy can help ease symptoms of these common mental health conditions.
'BoJack Horseman' is TV's Best Show About Depression
But don't be depressed. The fourth season promises to be the animated show's funniest yet.
Lack of Sleep May Cause Depression, Anxiety
Sleep problems are not just a consequence of mental health disorders: They may be a big cause of them, research shows.
Google Wants to Address the U.S. Depression Epidemic
The tech giant is trying to encourage internet users to self-monitor their mental health.
Can Ayahuasca cure addiction and depression?
Indigenous Amazonians have used the psychoactive plant for centuries. Now, it has the attention of scientists and hipsters alike.
How the West's Cult of Happiness Causes Depression
From social media to advertising, happiness is everywhere you look. And it isn't healthy, suggests new research.
Study: More Sugar Leads to Depression in Men
Over more than 30 years, researchers compared the intake of sweet foods and beverages with depression.
The Iphone's Birthday is Not Something to Celebrate
In our smartphone saturated world, anxiety and depression are rife and the way we communicate with each other has become distant and diminished.
Prince Harry on Why the World Needs 'Magic' of Royalty
In an interview with Newsweek, the British prince explains how he found a way to give his life meaning after struggling to cope with the death of his beloved mother, Princess Diana.
How Texting Suicide Case Will Change Laws
Can words kill? And who else might find the criminal justice system bearing down on them now because of words less morally bankrupt than Michelle Carter's?
Telling Gay Teens 'It'll Get Better' Doesn't Help
Scientists find the best strategy is becoming involved in the LGBT community.
One Woman's Struggle to Get Mental Health Support
Ninety-nine percent of people on the streets, Kathy found, were just like her—after some trauma, they turned to drugs and their lives just fell apart.
What Are 'Jihad Pills'?
ISIS fighters take the drug before going to war, but it's most popular in Saudi Arabia.
Netflix's '13 Reasons Why' Will Return for Season Two
"Their story isn't over," reads a tweet announcing that the controversial series will be back with a second season.
How Teens Reveal Depression Without Using The Word
A new study found that teenagers use words like "down" or "sad" when they're feeling low. But adults shouldn't write these off as teen angst.
Lennon: Support Pours In For Everton Footballer
The winger has 21 international caps for England.
Brain on LSD Enters a 'Higher State of Consciousness'
Researchers looking at the therapeutic potential of psychedelic drugs found increased neural signals in the brain scans of people given them.
Mental Health Issues at All-Time High Among Americans
A study suggests the financial crisis and a lack of healthcare provision could be to blame.
Mood-Boosting Magnets Might Help Treat Depression
Researchers are optimistic about transcranial magnetic stimulation as a treatment for depression, Parkinson's disease and autism.
Report: Climate Change May Lead to Poor Mental Health
The report came a day after Donald Trump issued new measures to roll back the Obama administration's anti–climate change policies.
One in Four Japanese Consider Suicide
More women than men have suicidal thoughts, and over 50s consider suicide more frequently than younger people.
Social Media Is Not to Blame for Teens' Depression
Social media can have depression-inducing effects on teens, they're not the only culprits.
Stigmas Around Mental Health Cripple Aviation Industry
Over 12 percent of pilots suffer from depression and many feel unable to tell anyone out of fear for their jobs.
Many Commercial Airplane Pilots Are Depressed
The person manning your flight home this holiday season may very well have a history of suicidal thoughts.
Sexist Men 'More Likely to Suffer Mental Health Issues'
The pursuit of power over women can lead to psychological problems, according to research.