Depression

1 in 3 stroke survivors get depression

In a new statement from the American Stroke Association, scientists showed that 1 in 3 stroke survivors get depression. According to the American Stroke Association,...

Scientists find new way to detect depression from speech

In a study from Jinhua Advanced Research Institute and elsewhere, scientists found AI could help detect depression from speech.

Air pollution may increase depression risk, study shows

In a study from Harvard University, scientists found there are harmful associations between long-term exposure to air pollution and an increased risk for late-life...

Some depression drugs can reduce chronic pain, study finds

The use of antidepressants to help manage a person's pain is on the rise, even when they do not have a mood disorder like depression. In...

Depression linked to higher heart disease risks in young adults

In a study from Johns Hopkins Medicine, scientists found young adults who feel down or depressed are more likely to develop heart disease and...

New anti-depression drug may also treat alcohol use disorder

In a study from Scripps Research, scientists found an experimental antidepressant compound with a potentially unique mechanism of action may also be effective against...

New breathing technique can lower stress better than meditation

People who engage in cyclic sighing breathing exercises see a greater reduction in stress than those engaging in mindfulness meditation.

ADHD more strongly linked to anxiety and depression compared to autism

Autistic people and people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) often experience anxiety and depression. When these conditions occur together, though – as they often...

This drug can reverse inflammation on the brain in depression, study finds

In a study from Emory University, scientists found levodopa, a drug that increases dopamine in the brain, has the potential to reverse the effects...

Common depression drugs may cause emotional ‘blunting’

In a study from the University of Cambridge, scientists found why common anti-depressants cause around half of users to feel emotionally "blunted." They found that...