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While 'Blue Monday' is mostly dismissed as pseudoscience and not credible, mental health experts use the third Monday in January to raise awareness about "winter blues" that can bring depression.

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A 5-year-old "sad and depressed" cat named Fishtopoher who found himself at a New Jersey adoption center now has a forever home after a social media post sharing his picture and profile went viral on ...

A “very sad and depressed” shelter cat named Fishtopher finally found a home after his adoption listing took off online. “FISHTOPHER HAS LEFT THE BUILDING!” the Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center in ...

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In today's Dear Annie column, breast cancer survivor still struggles with fear, scars, and depression, seeking to be heard ...

Two of my long-standing patients presented to me recently, both feeling depressed for the previous 2 weeks. The first, a woman in her late 60s, had been on heavy doses of antidepressants for years.

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SAD is a mood disorder associated with the shorter days and reduced sunlight during winter; it can also manifest during the ...

MARIA: 5 ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH TONIGHT, NEW STRATEGIES TO HELP YOUR PARTNER FEEL BETTER WHEN THEY’RE SAD OR DEPRESSED. HERE TO EXPLAIN IS DR. MICHELLE DIBLASI, A PSYCHIATRIST AT TUFTS MEDICAL CENTER.