Depression

Night owls more prone to anxiety due to altered fear learning, study suggests

Do you find yourself most productive at night or in the early morning? A new study has found that people who are naturally inclined...

Hobbies can protect older people from depression, study finds

Most of us love our hobbies, whether it's reading a good book, knitting, or playing chess. But did you know that having a hobby can...

Depression drugs may reduce negative memories while improving overall memory

New Discoveries from Rice University Researchers at Rice University have recently published a study that shines a new light on the potential benefits of antidepressants,...

Study finds depression drugs equally effective for people with physical health problems

Researchers from Charité—Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Aarhus University have recently published a study in JAMA Psychiatry that addresses a critical question: Are antidepressants effective and...

AI can detect early signs of depression on social media, study finds

Research recently published in the International Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies has shed light on the potential for machine learning in mental...

Magic mushrooms may treat depression safely, study finds

Depression is a challenging battle for millions worldwide, and the search for effective treatments is ongoing. Recently, a group of researchers has delved deeper into...

Online therapy is as effective as standard care to treat mental diseases

New research from the University of York, in collaboration with ieso Digital Health Ltd and Dorset HealthCare University NHS Trust, has found that internet-delivered...

Phone-based therapy boosts mental health after weight loss surgery

Weight loss surgeries like bariatric procedures are increasingly becoming a last-resort solution for people struggling with obesity. While the surgeries often work well for losing...

Psychologist offers tips for overcoming driving anxiety

Feeling anxious behind the wheel is common, especially among those who live in cities with heavy traffic and little public transportation. A Baylor College of...

New study links genetic risk of depression to other mental problems

A groundbreaking study led by Aarhus University, Denmark, has discovered a significant genetic correlation between depression and other psychiatric disorders, including bipolar disorder, schizophrenia,...