A Moment of Science
I've heard that owning a dog or cat can be a good way to deal with stress and ward off depression. Is that true?
Would you ever try talk therapy over the phone?
It's no surprise that being lonely can lead to depression and other health problems. But what else do researchers know?
Depression may have an evolutionary benefit. It may improve one's chances of fighting off infection.
According to a recent study, it's possible that eating fast food also raises your risk for depression.
According to a study, being physically active can protect against job burnout, helping you perform better at work.
Teenagers are often a difficult bunch. With all those hormones flooding their bodies, they can be moody, unpredictable, and prone to making dubious choices.
I've heard that getting regular exercise can help. Is this true?
If the brain can upset the gut, can the gut upset the brain?
It is well known that city dwellers are more prone to experience anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders. Why?
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