It rolls around every year about this time - the "spring ahead" time change. The week preceding this time change has been designated as National Sleep Awareness Week. This year ... Read More

Sleep and mood are intimately related. How well do you sleep? Do you use medications to help you sleep?

Sleep deprivation can leave you feeling irritable and depressed. Tips for getting a good night's sleep without resorting to sleeping pills.

Effectively treating a mother's depression is also good for her children's mental health. A study published in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association found that remission of maternal ... Read More

About has partnered with Gold Standard to provide you with reliable information about your medications. You can search for patient monographs and drug interactions or identify a drug by ... Read More

This tip sheet from U.S. Food and Drug Administration explores the ways you can stay safe while purchasing your medications online.

A physician weighs in on how patients can benefit from health information on the Internet.

You've made the appointment, so now what can you expect from your first visit? How can you best be prepared?

Keeping the communication lines open is an important component in getting the most value out of visits to your doctor or mental healthcare provider. Following these tips can ensure that ... Read More

You've decided that you could be depressed and you'd like to see someone for help. What comes next?

Would you like to learn more about the drug selegiline? This patient monograph provides usage directions, information about side effects, drug interactions and more.

Do you experience symptoms such as improved mood when good things happen, overeating, sleeping too much or sensitivity to rejection? Atypical depression is more common than the name implies ... Read More