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Could mindfulness prevent major depression?

A weekly session of mindfulness meditation may help to prevent the development of major depression in those with subclinical depression, a new study finds.

Depression: ‘Orphan’ brain receptor may be to blame

New research furthers our understanding of the neurological causes of depression and brings us closer to developing new treatments for the condition.

How long-term depression alters the brain

Research has shown that depression is tied to biological changes in the brain. But do such changes worsen over time, and are current treatments adequate?

‘Electrical map of depression’ may predict onset

A new mouse study has uncovered patterns of electrical brain activity that may ultimately help to predict vulnerability to depression in humans.

Magic mushrooms: Treating depression without dulling emotions

Antidepressants may cause ‘emotional blunting.’ Can a ‘magic mushroom’ compound treat depression while avoiding this side effect? Two new studies explore.

Seasonal depression: Women more affected than men

When it comes to symptoms of seasonal depression, a new study finds that women are more vulnerable than men, particularly in the winter months.

What to know about avoiding depression

A look at how to avoid depression, a medical condition resulting in low mood. Included are details on 7 natural ways to prevent relapse.

All you need to know about agitated depression

A look at agitated depression, a low mood involving uneasiness and anxiety. Included is detail on diagnosis and stress-relieving techniques.

Ketamine ‘rapid and effective’ for reducing suicidal thoughts

The anesthetic ketamine has shown promise as a rapid treatment for reducing suicidal thoughts in people with depression, a new study reveals.

What are the early signs of a depression relapse?

Many people experience depression relapses. Learn more about the early signs of relapses and recurrence, and what can be done about them.