(Reuters) - Women who have their first baby at an older age aren’t at any greater risk of postpartum depression than their younger counterparts, according to an Australian study of more than 500 first-time mothers…….click here to continue reading
OTTAWA, Oct. 24 (UPI) — Previous depression, smoking and a lack of control over life circumstances are risk factors for repeat episodes of depression, Canadian researchers say…….click here to continue reading
A tropical depression formed in the western Caribbean Sea on Sunday, and is likely to become Tropical Storm Rina as it skirts the Honduran coastline, the National Hurricane Center said…….click here to continue reading
A tropical depression formed in the western Caribbean Sea on Sunday, and is likely to become Tropical Storm Rina as it skirts the Honduran coastline, the National Hurricane Center said…….click here to continue reading
Though men are less likely to develop depression than women, the National Institute of Mental Health estimates that about 6 million American men suffer from depression every year…….click here to continue reading
(Reuters) - Adults who have fallen behind on mortgage payments exhibited higher rates of depression and are skipping meals and medications because they cannot pay the bills, a study published on Thursday found…….click here to continue reading
LONDON–(BUSINESSWIRE)– The global depression therapeutics market was worth $4.3 billion in 2010. It is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.4% over the next eight years to reach ………click here to continue reading
The United States is a world leader in rates of antidepressant use, but as many as two-thirds of Americans with severe depression are not on medication, said a government study released Wednesday…….click here to continue reading
Czech international Martin Fenin is the latest footballer here to suffer with depression, almost two years after the suicide of Germany star Robert Enke…….click here to continue reading
While depression isn’t an inevitable part of aging, women are twice as likely as men to develop the mood disorder, and that can have significant health repercussions later in life, doctors say…….click here to continue reading