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How depression and antidepressant drugs work: New insight from depressed mice helps researchers unite two hypotheses

New research demonstrates the effectiveness of ketamine to treat depression in a mouse model of the disease and brings together two hypotheses for the cause of depression.

Online therapy effective at treating depression and anxiety

Doctors from the University of Pittsburgh showed that providing an online computerized cognitive behavioral therapy (CCBT) program both alone and in combination with Internet Support Groups (ISG)…

How depression develops

A novel study published in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics discloses how depression may develop.

New data on brain network activity can help in understanding ‘cognitive vulnerability’ to depression

Neuroimaging studies of interconnected brain networks may provide the “missing links” between behavioral and biological models of cognitive vulnerability to depression, according to a research review…

Bisexual and questioning young women more susceptible to depression, Drexel study finds

Gay and bisexual men also found to have higher levels of depression and traumatic stress.

Depression symptoms that steadily increase in later life predict higher dementia risk, study shows

Depression symptoms that steadily increase in older adults are more strongly linked to dementia than any other types of depression, and may indicate the early stages of the disease, according to…

Psychotherapy for depressed rats shows genes aren’t destiny

Genes are not destiny in determining whether a person will suffer from depression, reports a new Northwestern Medicine study. Environment is a major factor, and nurture can override nature.

Personalized doctor office interventions show small potential for preventing depression

Personalized primary care-delivered interventions may hold some promise for preventing major depression in adults, according to an article published in Annals of Internal Medicine.

Calcium waves in the brain alleviate depressive behavior in mice

Researchers at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Japan have discovered that the benefits of stimulating the brain with direct current come from its effects on astrocytes — not neurons — in the…

Chemical may be new tool for depression therapy

A chemical discovered in the Bruce Hammock laboratory at the University of California, Davis, may be a new, innovative tool to control depression, a severe and chronic psychiatric disease that…