All Depression Q&A

A "suck-it-up" culture means men often languish with depression. Recent research that I conducted on gender and depression shows that male depression tends to be under-diagnosed and under-reported. Further men tend to "act out" their depression through irritability and anger, and so don’t appear read more...

Male menopause (or andropause) generally occurs for men between the ages of 40 and 55, though it can begin as early as 35 or as late as 65. It is a multi-dimensional change of life that involves hormonal, physiological, psychological, interpersonal, sexual, social, economic and spiritual read more...

Researchers have found that a person who cares for someone with dementia is twice as likely to suffer from depression than someone providing care for a patient without it. And, the more severe the dementia, the more likely the caregiver is to experience a deeper depression. Since nearly five read more...