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Depression and Insomnia
We all know what it is like after a bad night’s sleep. You wake up feeling groggy and 10 years older. No matter how many…
Eating Disorders: The Consequences
Eating disorders are a set of widespread and life threatening conditions. According to a new study published in Biological Psychiatry based on the largest national…
Depression in Graduate School
As we reach the near end of March, many senior students will be preparing for their post-graduation plans. Suitably, many individuals will be hoping to…
The Effects of Social Media on Depression
In today’s world, it’s almost impossible to avoid some sort of social media. From Facebook to Instagram, several media platforms allow for individuals from all…
Praying Away the Sadness: The Nuanced Link between Spirituality and Depression
Initial results from a study published by Cambridge University Press present extremely nuanced findings regarding the relationship between depression and religion. In cases where individuals…
False Images: A Case of Down Syndrome and Mental Illness
Small chin. Slanted eyes. A tender and pleasant smile. When you type “down syndrome (DS)” into any search engine, these are the first images you…
Hate Crimes and Depression
Dr. Prabhjot Singh, a Sikh-American man, was walking down a New York City street one morning in 2013, minding his own business. Suddenly, a group…
Combating Anxiety: An Interview
This interview was done with a current college student who recently began her journey towards improved mental health. The article anonymously covers her journey from…
Dying a Lovely Death: The Glamorization of Depression
Imagine this: You wake up every morning with an ache in your chest. You haven’t showered in three days, because you’re too mentally exhausted to…