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During the past six years, diagnoses of anxiety, depression and panic attacks rose among undergrads in the United States.

An area in the brain reacts differently to facial expressions depending on whether someone suffers from bipolar disorder versus depression.

This finding came from a larger report indicating that U.S. residents are increasingly taking drugs linked to such symptoms.

For Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, snooze time has always been a required component of her training.

For many women, making even small lifestyle changes, can stave off death from heart disease.

Besides possibly triggering mental health issues, constant worry might mean poor-quality shut-eye overall.

Severe dependency on smartphones and the internet can lead to depression and anxiety in young people.

Individuals with bipolar disorder who suffer from extreme sadness see mood improved after exposure to bright white artificial light.

Scientists explore how being a caregiver to a sick pet may affect the mental health of owners and veterinarians.

The complex relationship between eating disorders and sexual abuse.

Despite the prevalence of low socioeconomic status, most survey respondents reported undetectable viral loads.

Researchers discover hitting the hay on an inconsistent schedule can have negative consequences.

A recent study showed that combo therapy resulted in higher dropout rates compared with single-drug treatments.

The facts about the risks and benefits of drinking coffee.

A hormone notoriously used by athletes such as Lance Armstrong as a performance-enhancing drug may hold promise for treating mental illness.

Although recent reports have focused on high rates on anxiety and depression among transgender youth, new research offers a glimmer of hope.