depression

These bacteria may be the key to treating clinical depression

A study led by researchers at Northeastern shows that there is a potential link between the bacteria that live in our gut and clinical depression.

by Laura Castañón December 10, 2018

This neuroscientist wants to change how we diagnose and treat mental illness

Imagine that a doctor could know which treatment would best help a patient with depression, anxiety, or some other mental illness by taking a picture…

by Christine Regan Davi - contributor September 19, 2018

Psychology expert offers advice for less stress, more joy during the holidays

The holidays are billed as a time of joy, but they can also be a time of increased stress for many people. We asked psychology…

by Thea Singer December 21, 2016

What's the difference between sad and angry?

Photo by Toni Birrer via Flickr How are you feeling right now? Can you pinpoint the specific emotions? Maybe a little…

by Angela Herring September 28, 2012

These bacteria may be the key to treating clinical depression

This neuroscientist wants to change how we diagnose and treat mental illness

Psychology expert offers advice for less stress, more joy during the holidays

What's the difference between sad and angry?

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