Home > Medical > Depression > News News All sections in Depression » About Depression » Antidepressants » Anxiety Disorders » Care » FAQs » Health Tips » Living with Depression » Depression News » Post-natal Depression » Psychotherapy » Real-life Story » Suicide » Support Groups Find breaking news about depression here. Read the latest news on depression symptoms and find the most recent medical research on depression treatment. Vitamin D won't reduce risk of depression According to researchers, there was no significant benefit from the supplementation of vitamin D for the purpose of alleviating depression. OPINION | World Mental Health Day: Under-investment in mental health has never been more acutely felt Over the ensuing months and years, the mental health sequelae of Covid-19 will place additional strain on staffing and budgets in both the public and private healthcare sectors. OPINION: Covid-19’s silent toll and why words matter 10 September is World Suicide Prevention Day. You can make a difference. 'Tough guys' may be at especially high risk for suicide Expectations of 'manly' men – which include denying emotions, not reaching out for help, and aggressiveness – could contribute to their higher suicide risk. Why nurses may need suicide-prevention screening A study of US government data found the suicide rate among both male and female nurses was significantly higher than that of the general population. OPINION: Equality in mental health hampered by lack of access, lack of investment Why is mental healthcare still one of the most neglected areas of public health? OPINION | Preventing suicide has to start with destigmatising the act of seeking support It is also important to recognise that seeking help is not always easy, especially for those who come from cultures where silence is sanctioned and emotions are not expressed. Magic mushrooms and LSD can help depression sufferers deal with emotions, according to two studies A study found that the use of psychedelics can decrease depression severity and help subjects experience their emotions in a healthier way. 'Tired, stressed and bored' – why most teens hate high school A study revealed what many school pupils regularly experience, which lead to them hating school. Good news for people with persistent anxiety People with generalised anxiety disorder worry excessively for long periods, and on most days they struggle to control their discomfort. load more
Vitamin D won't reduce risk of depression According to researchers, there was no significant benefit from the supplementation of vitamin D for the purpose of alleviating depression.
OPINION | World Mental Health Day: Under-investment in mental health has never been more acutely felt Over the ensuing months and years, the mental health sequelae of Covid-19 will place additional strain on staffing and budgets in both the public and private healthcare sectors.
OPINION: Covid-19’s silent toll and why words matter 10 September is World Suicide Prevention Day. You can make a difference.
'Tough guys' may be at especially high risk for suicide Expectations of 'manly' men – which include denying emotions, not reaching out for help, and aggressiveness – could contribute to their higher suicide risk.
Why nurses may need suicide-prevention screening A study of US government data found the suicide rate among both male and female nurses was significantly higher than that of the general population.
OPINION: Equality in mental health hampered by lack of access, lack of investment Why is mental healthcare still one of the most neglected areas of public health?
OPINION | Preventing suicide has to start with destigmatising the act of seeking support It is also important to recognise that seeking help is not always easy, especially for those who come from cultures where silence is sanctioned and emotions are not expressed.
Magic mushrooms and LSD can help depression sufferers deal with emotions, according to two studies A study found that the use of psychedelics can decrease depression severity and help subjects experience their emotions in a healthier way.
'Tired, stressed and bored' – why most teens hate high school A study revealed what many school pupils regularly experience, which lead to them hating school.
Good news for people with persistent anxiety People with generalised anxiety disorder worry excessively for long periods, and on most days they struggle to control their discomfort.