On its own, it may not be enough to treat severe depression ... It’s important to get help for depression. That’s because repeat episodes seem to damage your brain more and more over time.

Those who seek help can often recover or manage their ... Research suggests that antidepressants are the most beneficial for treating severe depression, and are not as effective for mild depression.

The scientists say a lot more research is needed to test the experimental therapy and determine if it can help more people with severe depression, and perhaps other conditions too. Dr Scangos ...

A new study has linked anxiety, severe depression, suicide attempts ... and professionals can do to help lower the risks. These days, teens can never just step away from their social lives ...

A drug based on a compound in hallucinogenic mushrooms can improve the symptoms of severe depression for up to 12 weeks, a trial shows. A 25mg tablet of psilocybin puts patients in a dreamlike ...

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation offers rapid depression relief for patients unresponsive to conventional ...

Our hope is that tDCS can provide a viable third alternative for people with moderate to severe depression to help them better manage their symptoms," said Rachel Woodham, MSc, the study's first ...

Medication can have unintended side effects, while therapy is both time- and resource-intensive. Our hope is that tDCS can provide a viable third alternative for people with moderate to severe ...

Our hope is that tDCS can provide a viable third alternative for people with moderate to severe depression to help them better manage their symptoms," said Rachel Woodham, MSc, the study's first ...

Rates of depression and other severe mental health conditions have become increasingly prevalent among teens—and a modern confluence of factors may be heightening mental health challenges in ...

Severe depression acts out in a different way in ... in a research published on Tuesday in Nature Mental Health which can ...

Adults with at least moderately severe depression, moderately severe general anxiety, or combined anxiety and depression who had received no or insufficient treatment were randomly assigned 1:1 to ...