Depression

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Therapy on the go: Mildly depressed or simply stressed, people are tapping apps for mental health care

People with inflammatory bowel disease are at higher risk of depression – and so are their siblings

IBD Depression Siblings

Even a short break from social media can improve your mental health

Social media mental health

Even half the recommended amount of exercise can help beat depression

Exercise Depression Risk

Mental illnesses may increase risk for COVID-19 breakthrough cases, study finds

mental health breakthrough covid

New Jersey high schools should start later to give teens much-needed sleep, lawmakers say

New Jersey School Start Times

Is social media harmful to teens' mental health? Not necessarily, study finds

Social Media Mental Health

Exercise particularly boosts heart health of people with anxiety or depression, study finds

Exercise Heart Health

Ozone pollution doesn't just irritate the lungs – it's also linked to depression

First-time moms at greater risk of postpartum depression, study finds

Postpartum depression risk

Children's Health

Having certain health conditions as a teen may accelerate aging as an adult

Smoking and aging

Caught a case of the winter blues? Exercise and eating healthy may help

Winter Blues Exercise

The youth mental health crisis needs immediate action, CHOP doctor tells Congress

Children's Mental Health Crisis

Seasonal affective disorder is more than just 'winter blues'; Here's how to combat it

Seasonal Affective Disorder

Ketamine use for depression remains experimental, but it may reduce suicidal thoughts

Ketamine Depression Treatment

Severe depression changes the brains of women and men differently, study finds

Depression brain women

Quartet Health receives $60 million to improve mental health access

IBX Quarter Health

The psychological toll of the COVID-19 pandemic has hit mental health providers hard, too

Mental health COVID-19

Children's Health

Schools play key role in diagnosing depression earlier among children

Depression screenings schools

Lane Johnson shines a spotlight on anxiety disorders and the drugs used to treat them

Lane Johnson Anxiety SSRIs

Too much sitting isn't just harmful for our physical health – it affects our mental well-being, too

Sitting mental health

The mental health of American children is at a crisis point, pediatric groups say

Mental Health Children

Eating mushrooms may help prevent depression, study shows

Mushrooms mental health

Fear a loved one is having suicidal thoughts? Here's how to talk about it

Suicide Prevention Talk

'Aunt Mary Pat' comedian urges people battling depression to seek help

Aunt Mary Pat Troy Hendrickson

Most Americans are not getting enough dietary fiber — here's how to add it to your diet

High fiber diet

Starting your day an hour earlier could reduce risk for depression, according to a new study

Sleep timing and depression risk

CHOP to provide mental health services to Girard College students

Girard College Philly

Treating eczema requires a more holistic approach, experts say

treating eczema

New behavioral health initiative aims to better address depression, anxiety in Southeastern Pennsylvania

IBX Quartert Health

Half of U.S. college students battling anxiety or depression, study finds

Feeling lonely? A 10-minute phone call can go a long way

Phone Calls Loneliness Depression

Personalized screenings may help detect teens at risk of suicide, researchers say

Teen Suicide Risk

A high-fiber diet does a whole lot more than relieve constipation

Fiber health benefits

Suicide risk five times higher among people with ADHD, study finds

ADHD suicide risk

Optimism can be hard to conjure, but it's a powerful tool for the days ahead

Optimism Benefits

One in five COVID-19 patients develop mental illness within 90 days, study finds

coronavirus mental illness study

New wellness app, VetTriage, aims to boost veterans' health through resiliency

Veterans Wellness App

Well City Challenge seeks innovative ideas to improve millennial health

Well City Challenge

New device may offer a more effective way to measure stress hormones

New earwax sampling device by Trears

Inflammatory bowel disease genetically tied to stress, depression, CHOP finds

Link between IBD and depression

Postpartum depression can persist years after childbirth, research shows

Postpartum depression can persist years after childbirth, research shows

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