Predicting Treatment Failure: New Tool Identifies Hard-to-Treat Depression
A novel scale has been developed to predict difficult-to-treat depression, even before medications fail to provide relief. Researchers used self-reported questi
Depression
Buprenorphine Boosts Ketamine's Antisuicidal Effects
Researchers presented findings at the American Psychiatric Association meeting about a study on patients with major depression. The study involved 42 participan
Brain Activity Linked to Hospitalization Risk
Researchers have identified a link between brain activity and the risk of psychiatric hospitalization in people with mood disorders. The study focused on indivi
Psilocybin Shows Promise as Fast-Acting Antidepressant
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden conducted a randomized, double-blind study on psilocybin's effects on depression, releasing results on May 15, 20
Breakthrough in Depression Treatment: Contact Lenses Deliver Hope
Researchers at a leading institution have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of mental health. A team of scientists has developed a wearable, non-inva
Top Light Therapy Glasses for Better Sleep and Mood
Researchers have tested various light therapy glasses to help regulate sleep, improve mood, and reduce eye strain. These wearable devices emit specific waveleng
Brain Training Shows Promise for Depression Relief
Researchers at ATR Brain Information Communication Research Laboratory Group have been working on a new approach to tackle Major Depressive Disorder. Their late
Depression: A Potential Brain Disease Indicator
New research suggests late-life depression could be an early symptom. Scientists at Shanghai Jiao Tong University investigated the link. They focused on connect
High Cognitive Skills Linked to Depression Return
A large UK study of 1,800 people revealed a surprising connection. Researchers discovered that stronger cognitive performance may actually *increase* the risk o
Cannabis Use Linked to Higher Depression Rates
A large new study reveals a strong connection between cannabis addiction and depression. Researchers analyzed data from over 3.2 million people. They found sign