| Son's death inspires funding for suicide prevention |
| Thank you to the St. Cloud Times for sharing Jackson Roeder's story and what his family hopes to do to continue his legacy. |
In a troubling sign that anxiety and depression are taking hold of America's youth, new research shows a doubling since 2008 in the number of kids and teens who've been hospitalized for attempted suicide or suicidal thoughts.
Americans are fast becoming a very depressed lot.
Regular exercise can reduce your risk of depression, no matter what your age or where you live, research suggests.
In a small, early study, a nasal spray containing the club drug ketamine appears to quickly help ease depression and even curb thoughts of suicide.
Before you give up on your exercise program, know that new research suggests the decision may put more than your fitness at risk.
Depression can raise your risk of developing an irregular heart rhythm that's been linked to stroke and heart failure, a new study suggests.
