A new peer-reviewed analysis published in Frontiers in Nutrition offers the most comprehensive look yet at whether ...

There's a strong link between foods you eat and your mood. Here's what to include and what to limit in your diet.

Women are especially vulnerable to mood changes or depression during perimenopause. Here’s why and what you can do about it.

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Worsened blood circulation from autonomic dysfunction may contribute to depressive symptoms, offering a new avenue for treatment-resistant depression.

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Mood swings affect men too but often go unnoticed due to social stigma and different emotional expressions like irritability.