Depression

Nine times more Swedish men with lower IQs attempt suicide compared to those with higher IQs, according to a recent study. In addition, the risk…

A recent meta-analysis of six studies suggests that a placebo may be as effective as an antidepressant drug in treating mild to moderate depression. The…

A survey released this week by Consumer Reports shows that Americans, by an overwhelming margin, prefer anti-depressant medications to therapy to treat depression.  Nearly eighty…

While the effectiveness of antidepressant medication in treating the symptoms of depression is rarely questioned, a growing concern about relapse of depression symptoms has sparked…

Though it is widely accepted that eating chocolate can improve mood, a recent study from the University of California at San Diego has determined that…

Though research does not indicate that depression is a definite cause of smoking, or that cigarette smoking necessarily causes depression, recent findings have nonetheless identified…

Though suicide risk is increased among children and teens on antidepressants, a recent study verifies the FDA’s claim that the risk is not heightened by…