and environmental factors may all play a role in causing PPD. Certain risk factors may also make you more likely to ...

but there are some specific things that are very typical of postpartum depression in men," he said, including: Both physiological and environmental factors play a role in men developing postpartum ...

Gender Differences in Depression. MedGenMed 1(2), 1999 ... that mood disorders are caused by many different environmental and biological factors further complicates the identification and ...

Depression in young teenagers could be easier to treat than in adulthood due to the symptoms being more flexible and not yet ...

At least 60% of stroke, 40% of dementia and 35% of late-life depression can be attributed to modifiable factors — and while these conditions seem unrelated, there’s a surprising amount of overlap.

Experts say the variability seen in teen depression is likely to be influenced by three main factors: puberty and hormones; ongoing brain development; and social and environmental influences.

Postpartum maternal mental health and mother-to-infant bonding are well-established as critical factors in a child's psychosocial development. However, few studies have explored the combined impact of ...

Previous research has shown that addressing modifiable risk factors could stop or slow at least 60 per cent of strokes, 45 per cent of dementia and 35 per cent of late-life depression.

By Nina Agrawal New research has identified 17 overlapping factors that affect your risk of stroke, dementia and late-life depression, suggesting that a number of lifestyle changes could ...