A comprehensive overview of depression’s prevalence in the U.S., what is confirmed, and why it matters for public health and policy.
For Many Americans, Depression Is Familiar. Here’s What We Know.
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Could GLP-1 Drugs Help You Live Longer?
Emerging research suggests GLP-1 receptor agonists may have potential to promote longevity, but evidence remains preliminary and more studies are needed.
Why Race Alone When Your Dog Can Join, Too?
A new race event now allows dogs to participate alongside their owners, emphasizing pet inclusion in sporting activities. Details are still emerging.
At the Great American State Fair, MAHA Meets Sno-Cones and Corn Dogs
The Minnesota Agriculture and Health Association (MAHA) participates in the Great American State Fair, showcasing local produce alongside classic fair treats like sno-cones and corn dogs.
How My Need to Clean Was a Childhood Coping Skill
A personal story reveals how a need to clean was a childhood coping mechanism, shedding light on the connection between habits and emotional well-being.
Zoe Saldana sheds light on her 2 extremely relaxing wellness practices
Zoe Saldana shares insights into her two preferred wellness routines that help her relax and maintain balance in her busy life.
Memory Workout and an Antidote to Worry
New research suggests memory exercises may help reduce worry and improve mental well-being, offering a supportive tool for managing stress.
At Camp Breastie, Everyone Knows What It Means to Have Cancer
Camp Breastie offers a supportive environment where breast cancer survivors share experiences, fostering connection and healing among participants.
Dads Get Postpartum Depression, Too
Recent studies confirm that fathers can also suffer postpartum depression, shedding light on an often overlooked aspect of parental mental health.
Could Lowering Inflammation Treat Depression?
New studies suggest reducing inflammation may help alleviate depression symptoms, but further research is needed to confirm effectiveness.
