Currently, many people are spending an unusual amount of time alone. Some people who live alone or who don’t see people often may not feel lonely. Yet others might spend
COVID Depressed: The Balancing Act of Work and Mental Health
In an era colored by pandemic, millions of people have taken to worrying for their safety and the safety of their loved ones daily. But while the coronavirus has undoubtedly
The Association Between Depression and Cardiovascular Disease
Researchers have linked depression with several physical disorders, such as thyroid dysfunction. Is there also an association between depression and cardiovascular disease? We know the physiological responses that a heart
Testosterone May Help Men With Depression
Testosterone was once a common treatment option for depressed men around 60 years ago. After antidepressant drugs were introduced over the years, doctors stopped prescribing testosterone. Now, new studies have
How Do Atypical Antipsychotics Work for Depression?
In spite of the significant advances in medical treatment for depression, there are still many patients who fail to respond positively to the typical course of treatment. When clinicians are
NSAIDS for the Treatment of Depression
When suffering from depression, many people look for treatments that may help curb the effects of the illness. About a third of people struggling with depression do not respond well
Why Socialization Matters and How It Helps Prevent Depression
Integrative approaches to mental health often involve medications coupled with various lifestyle “prescriptions,” such as diet, exercise, goal-setting, and perhaps most importantly, socialization. Social interaction is an unequivocally crucial component
How Has COVID-19 Affected You and Your Mental Health?
The COVID-19 pandemic has likely brought many changes to how you live your life, along with uncertainty, altered daily routines, and social isolation. You may be more worried about a
How to Treat Anhedonia with TMS
Anhedonia is the inability to experience pleasure during usually enjoyable activities. It is a core symptom of Major Depression. Finding treatment for this condition can be difficult. Researchers have found
Why Is Depression More Common In Women Than In Men?
There are many theories that seek to understand what makes depression twice as more common in women than men. Some experts believe that women are more likely to be diagnosed,