Dads Also Suffer from Postnatal Depression
May 8th, 2012
New dads are just as likely as moms to suffer from the anxiety, stress and depression associated with the "baby blues," according to Australian ...
New dads are just as likely as moms to suffer from the anxiety, stress and depression associated with the "baby blues," according to Australian ...
A pacemaker that sends continuous electrical impulses to specific regions of the brain appears to reverse the downturn in brain metabolism that ...
Patients' initial responses to light therapy for seasonal affective disorder (SAD) may not indicate how much it ultimately helps them, according to a researcher from Baltimore University in Baltimore, ...
A study of five urban hospitals showed an average emergency department wait of more than 11 hours for people seeking psychiatric care, according to an article published online ...
People tend to base the severity of their own depression on how depressed their friends and acquaintances feel.
Researchers from the psychology department at the University of Warwick found that ...
New research suggests the way we use our hands may determine how emotions are organized in our brains. If ...
A new brain imaging study has found an individual’s willingness to work hard is strongly influenced by the levels of dopamine in three specific areas of the brain.
In ...
New research suggests thinking about death is not universally linked to sadness, fear, depression or other negative behaviors.
Researchers now believe that ...
One-third of Americans ages 45 and over who have arthritis also suffer from anxiety or depression, according to a new study conducted ...
A new study discovers that being left out, ignored or bullied by ...
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