Migraine Sufferers Under 30 Six Times More Likely to Be Depressed, Four …

Published October 17, 2013

Migraine Sufferers Under 30 Six Times More Likely To Be Depressed, Four …
Migraines, recurring headaches of moderate to severe pain, are three times more common in women than men, and affect about 12 percent of the population. It's no wonder these severe … Depression and Research Treatment. 2013. E-Mail. Print. Text Size … Read more on Medical Daily

Is Technology Replacing Traditional Psychotherapy? iOS7 Wasn't the Only …
In 2011, Ravi Chandra, writing for Psychology Today, highlighted a number of concerns, suggesting that while there "has been some evidence for enhanced CBT [Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy] efficacy using text messaging to deliver messages to those with … Read more on Huffington Post

Ketamine-Like Drug Shows More Promise for Depression Relief
Sanacora and other investigators enrolled 152 men and women aged 18 to 65 with moderate-to-severe major depressive disorder, or MDD, and a history of failed treatment with multiple antidepressants. Participants were able to stay on their background … Read more on Everyday Health