The way we use our hands may determine how emotions are organized in our brains and how effective treatment of depression may depend on whether we are left or right-handed. Read the Story
Finding that Emotion is Reversed in Left-Handers’ Brains Could Lead to New Treatment for Anxiety, Depression
Depression Linked to Higher Odds for Poor Leg Circulation
Depressed people may be at higher risk for the debilitating circulatory condition known as peripheral artery disease, a new study suggests. Read the Story
New Findings Support Theory that Smoking Causes Depression
Heavy smokers are at three times greater risk for depression compared to former heavy smokers. Read the Story
Link Between Junk Food and Depression Confirmed
Is there a connection between McDonalds Burgers and depression? You bet. Read the Story.
New View of Depression — An Ailment of the Entire Body
Great news piece from The Wall Street Journal about how depression affects the whole body. Read the Story.
Post-Prozac Nation
From The New York Times, an important new article which addresses what we now know about depression, antidepressants and serotonin. Important read for anyone who takes medication. Read the Story.
The Manic in Me: If I Couldn’t Conquer My Anxiety, the Least I Could do was Understand It
From The New York Times Magazine, a great and witty piece about the different types of anxiety sufferers. Read the Story.
Bias in Decision-Making May Lead to Depression
Read how our bias in making complicated decisions can lead to depression. Read the Story
Home Alone: Depression Highest for Those Living Alone
According to a new study, people who live alone have a 80% higher risk of depression than those living in a social or family group. Read the Story
Treating Depression: Is There a Placebo Effect?
From 60 Minutes, watch this video that explores the ongoing debate: Do antidepressants work? Watch the video
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