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Exercise may work as well as therapy to reduce depression

A new review has found that exercise may help reduce symptoms of depression just as well as talk therapy. It may also work as...

Schizophrenia is linked to bone disease, study finds

Scientists have discovered something unexpected: people with schizophrenia may share common genetic traits with those who have weak bones. This connection could help explain why...

How a common chemical may trigger depression

Depression is one of the most common mental health problems around the world. It is marked by long-lasting sadness, lack of interest in life,...

These depression drugs may raise death risk

A recent study from Rutgers University and Columbia University has raised serious concerns about the safety of some medications used to treat depression. The study...

Study finds why mental illnesses often overlap

A large team of international scientists has made progress in solving a mystery in mental health: why so many people are diagnosed with more...

Sleep apnea quietly damages mental health in people over 45

As people grow older, changes in sleep become very common. Many adults notice that they wake up more often at night, feel tired during...

Fatalism may harm mental health in people with diabetes

A new study from researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University at Buffalo looked at how feelings of hopelessness and “fatalism” about...

Keto diet may greatly reduce depression, study finds

A new study has found that following a ketogenic diet for at least 10 weeks may lead to a major drop in depression symptoms...

How air pollution may raise depression risk in older people

Air pollution is often talked about as a threat to our lungs and hearts, but scientists are now finding that it can also affect...

Sleep apnea may raise risk of mental disease in older people

A new study from researchers at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and the University of Ottawa has found that older adults at high risk...