Depression - Videos

Stress can cause overeating, weight gain, and depression; how do you destress, and rebalance your life?

Feeling lonely can lead to a rough night's sleep.

Older adults may turn to smoking and alcohol to cope with financial strain.

Thanksgiving can be a stressful time, doctors recommend ways to keep the holidays harmonious.

One in ten Americans takes an antidepressant medication, according to a new study from the National Center for Health Statistics.

We tend to wake up happy-- only to have our mood slowly deteriorate throughout the day.

New study proves money can't buy happiness.

A new study has linked depression to an increased risk of stroke.

A study finds an association between drinking caffeinated coffee and a lowered risk for depression in women.

It's a common problem, yet many people don't seek treatments for depression.

A survivor of the World Trade Center attack on 9-11 shares his story with others as a way to cope with the traumatic experience of that day.

A simple screening test could flag teens at-risk for mental health problems.

Doctors may need to pay closer attention to the mental health of their patients--because a new report from the Centers for Disease Control finds about half of the U.S. population will develop a mental illness in their lifetime.

People with depression may not reveal symptoms to their doctor.

Man continues to struggle with PTSD from 9/11-- his mother was one of the passengers on the hijacked planes that hit the towers.

If you're feeling a little depressed these days, you're not alone. You may be suffering from something called "Post Vacation Syndrome."

Working mothers are less likely to be depressed than stay-at-home moms, unless they have a supermom mentality, which sets them up for disappointment.

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

Depression affects more than 18-million Americans. But for many, medications provide little relief or lots of side effects. Marianne Favro reports on how some patients are turning to a new magnetic therapy that is helping to repel their depression.

Teaching teens how to accentuate the positive may help their anxiety.

People who are depressed are less productive at work and don't function as well.

A new study finds growing up and living in cities increases a person's sensitivity to stress.

Improvements to the internet may be behind a spike in prescription drug abuse.

Men who indulge in cultural activities have less anxiety and depression.

Tai Chi appears to aleve depression among the elderly.

Bullying in the workplace can have a significant psychological impact.

Teens who spend most of their time listening to music-- rather than reading-- are more likely to be depressed.

A study shows how depression can impact a father's behavior toward his child.

A new study finds surgeons are more likely to have suicidal thoughts than the general public.

A new report warns of the potential harm to kids who use social network sites.