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Depression

Xin-Yun Lu, MD, PhD, (center) with Graduate Student Kirstyn Denney (left) and Postdoctoral Fellow Yuting Chen, PhD, both coauthors on the new paper

When chronic stress activates these neurons, behavioral problems like loss of pleasure, depression result

Doing a good deed for others can help people with depression.

Performing acts of kindness can help overcome depression

Defeating depression through early risk detection and targeted medication

Brain illustration

Direct Evidence of Disrupted Serotonin Release in Depressed Brains

Pregnant woman with doctor

Effects of antidepressants in pregnancy are poorly understood

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