New Study Links Insulin Resistance to a Higher Risk of Depression
Insulin resistance arises from cells’ lack of response to insulin and resulting inability to use glucose from the blood for energy. When the pancreas read more
How Depression Could Lead to Cognitive Decline in Old Age
Researchers at the University of California showed that depression-related symptoms experienced in early adulthood also increase the risks of read more
Depression or a Case of the Blues? Determining When Hormones Are to Blame
Changes in energy, overall mood or personal satisfaction are commonly experienced among middle-aged men and women. However, are these changes read more
Light Therapy May Improve Symptoms of Menopause
Light therapy is used to treat those suffering from depression or seasonal affective disorder. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is the depressed read more
Addressing and Treating Perimenopausal and Menopausal Depression
All women will experience menopause within their lifetime. Most women will experience menopause between the ages of 45 and 55. But some women may read more
Light Therapy for Overcoming Nonseasonal Depression
Recent studies have shown that bright light therapy improves depression symptoms in older adults, by as much as 54 percent. There also showed to be read more
