Depression

According to new research, placing too much emphasis on happiness can actually give rise to depressive symptoms, especially in the Western world. View original article Contributor:

Alcohol is a depressant and can amplify or trigger depression symptoms in some people. Learn more about the links between depression and alcohol in this article. View original article Contributor:

Can smoking lead to depression? A new study examines the link between smoking tobacco and the incidence of depression among students. View original article Contributor:

Specialists estimate that a small increase of only $1 in the state minimum wage could have prevented thousands of suicides between 2009–2015. View original article Contributor:

Some people with depression also experience anger. Here, learn about the connection between depression and anger and the available treatment options. View original article Contributor:

Depression and sleep problems appear to affect each other. Learn more about how sleeping disorders can affect depression and vice versa, and how to treat them. View original article Contributor:

According to a recent study, people who use e-cigarettes are more likely to report depression. The association was strongest in younger people. View original article Contributor:

Depression can occur in anyone, including children. In this article, learn about the signs and symptoms of depression in children, as well as how to help. View original article Contributor:

Plenty of anecdotal evidence suggests that people might develop depression and mood changes when taking birth control. Find out what the research says in this article. View original article Contributor:

Depression is a very common condition. Despite this, many myths and misconceptions continue to surround it. Learn more about depression here, including the facts. View original article Contributor: