People with diagnosed mental health disorders got to give input on diagnostic guidelines for the first time. Here's what they changed.

Teens who can articulate negative emotions with more nuance may have a lower risk of depression, research shows.

New findings challenge the idea that social media is contributing to a mental health crisis in the United States.

Bisexual individuals experience identity denial, which makes them feel less accepted and open to greater depressive symptoms, according to the study.

Happy Father's Day! Here are five unexpected research findings about dads.

Parents often seek mental health treatment for a child struggling with depression, but the treatment shouldn't stop there, say researchers.

Connections among dopamine, motivation, and the immune system were once adaptive, say researchers, but can go awry in modern life.

Manipulating the brain to take the emotional heft from haunting memories might pave the way for treatments for PTSD and depression, a study with mice shows.

Moms who have multiple jobs are at a higher risk of depression, a new study finds.

The postpartum depression care available to low-income mothers of color can actually make the condition worse, research finds.