Depression and stress can damage heart health. Put both conditions together, and it may cause a double-whammy that amplifies heart risks.

Even if you're close to having low testosterone but not quite there, you still might encounter some related health problems.

A bad night of sleep once in a while is no big deal, but it can turn into a serious health issue for some. Many treatments — even some that don't require medication — may help patients with these sleep problems.

Watching TV can be a great way to unwind after a hard day — but only in moderation. Watching too much TV may be a sign of depression.

Medications for allergies, depression and incontinence can be lifesavers. However, they may have some surprising effects on mental health.

Depression can take all the fun out of being a new mother. Researchers are trying to find better ways to diagnose the problem early.

When a period of feeling blue gets worse or doesn't go away, you may be depressed. Getting effective treatment can be the key to your recovery.

They say laughter is the best medicine — and that may prove true when it comes to depression. Laughing gas has shown some promising results for easing depression.

If you’re depressed, you have company. And you can take steps to feel better.

A common sleep disorder may be tied to depression. The good news? Treating that disorder may also ease depression symptoms.