Currently, people experiencing symptoms of depression after the loss of a loved one aren't classified as clinically depressed because the symptoms are thought to be a normal reaction. A group of ...

This is Best of Week on the Academic Minute. For the Best Health Segment Award: Gregg Henriques, professor of psychology at James Madison University, discussed a new way to think about depression. A ...

Depression doesn’t define us, and like any other illness, we hope that, with the good medical help that is available, she will be able to do what she does best in the foreseeable future.

Researchers used functional magnetic resonance imaging data on brain circuit function to derive interpretable, personalized brain circuit dysfunction scores for patients with anxiety and depression.

Depression does not define you. With depression, some of us may have difficulty remembering what we were like before the episode. We struggle to separate the symptoms of depression from “my ...

I've been wondering how depression is defined for most people (I know how I define it for myself) and I wonder if everyone is talking about the same thing when they say I/He/She is Depressed or ...

Key points Depression affects 280 million people, but it looks different in everyone. How we define depression plays a huge role. Age, sex, and cultural differences also play a role.

A new theory on depression could help those suffering today. In today's Academic Minute, James Madison University's Gregg Henriques examines a new way to think about this affliction. Henriques is a ...