Womens Health - Depression

Only 20% of Depression Patients Get Proper Treatment

A new study finds just one-fifth of patients suffering from depression receive appropriate medical care.

Night Lights Could Lead to Depression

Too much artificial light at night could lead to symptoms of depression .

Depression Therapy: A New Approach

For three years, Karen Day searched for a treatment that would help with her depression . Medications caused unbearable side affects so her general physician recommended she look into Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.

Less Than Half of People See a Doctor for Depression

Less than half of men and women with depression ever see a doctor for treatment, according to a new study from Canada.

The Mediterranean Diet Could Help Prevent Depression

The Mediterranean diet may help prevent depression in some people.

Depression May Increase Risk of Death From Cancer

Depression may increase the risk of dying from cancer.

Fish Oils May Not Help Treat Depression

Fish oil supplements don't seem to help treat depression in heart patients.

New Guidelines for Depression During Pregnancy

Two leading physician organizations have issued new guidelines for women trying to determine the best treatment for depression during pregnancy.

Online Therapy May Help Depression

"Chatting" with a therapist online might help people suffering from depression .

Blood Flow Could Be the Cause of Post-Partum Depression

Researchers in Georgia may have identified the cause of post-partum depression .