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Depression October 23, 2015

Stressful relationships tied to mental decline

Having close personal relationships in middle age that cause stress, problems or worries, may contribute to a decline in thinking ability in older age, according to a new study.

Depression October 23, 2015

Teen bullying doubles adult risk of depresion

Bullying during adolescence may be responsible for almost a third of cases of depression during adulthood, new research finds.

Depression October 23, 2015

Oregon woman’s tattoo goes viral, gets Web talking about depression

Tattoos are known conversation starters, and a 20-year-old Oregon woman’s new ink is doing just that.

HEART HEALTH October 23, 2015

You really can die from a broken heart, study finds

Referring to a broken heart usually doesn’t signal mortal peril, but a new study has identified a condition associated with heartbreak and comparable to acute coronary artery syndrome.

Depression October 23, 2015

Exercising three times a week significantly cuts depression risk

Exercising three times a week reduces the odds of developing depression by around 16 percent, scientists said on Wednesday -- and for every extra weekly activity session, the risk drops further.

Depression October 23, 2015

US schools introduce mental health programs to address teen cutting problem

Schools around the country have begun offering new classes and mental-health programs to help stem a sharp rise in the number of adolescents found to be engaging in self injury, especially cutting.

Infertility October 23, 2015

Reproductive control can be a form of partner violence

Intimate partner violence or abuse can take the form of birth control sabotage, pregnancy pressure or coercion, which can have devastating consequences including unintended pregnancy, abortion and psychological trauma, according to a new review.

Depression October 23, 2015

The science of suicide clustering: How silence can increase stigma

At least 25 percent of children and adolescents have suicidal thoughts at some point during their lives, but what causes a young person to attempt, and succeed, in taking his or her life requires a unique set of conditions.

Depression October 23, 2015

New dads have increased risk of depression, study says

Becoming a father may raise a young man's risk of depression, according to a new U.S. study that suggests helping men at this stage could improve the wellbeing of entire families.

Men's Health October 23, 2015

Colleges take new approaches to male students struggling with depression

Concerned that they aren’t reaching enough young men, college counseling centers are making extra efforts to draw them in.

MENTAL HEALTH October 23, 2015

Teens leaving foster system may lack needed mental health care

Many teens and young adults who leave the foster care system don't get needed mental health services, a U.S. study suggests.