It is fairly common for people to experience symptoms of depression after they retire. Keeping active, maintaining a social circle, and seeking professional help can help manage those symptoms.

Anxiety and depression are the two most common mental health issues, according to the World Health Organization. Over 300 ...

The term “depression” has evolved significantly over time, reflecting the changing ways in which society understands and describes this complex condition. From the ancient concept of “black bile” in ...

Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disorder causing hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid). Elevated thyroid hormone levels can disrupt neurotransmitters and trigger inflammation, contributing to ...

It’s not always possible to avoid depression triggers, but it can be managed. The uncertainty and stress associated with these changes can be overwhelming. Coping strategies include maintaining a ...

Difficult-to-treat depression scores predicted post-discharge functioning in patients with minimal prior treatment failures.

If you're dealing with the "holiday blues," it could be a sign of something worse. Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, could be affecting you. Dr. Lillia Cherkasskiy, a Family Medicine Provider with ...