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

Even the strongest, most determined patients who have won a battle against cancer may still face long-term, invisible issues after their treatment ends. Fortunately, help is in reach for cancer survivors.

Booze at bedtime can mean a restless night for young adults. Young adults who have a drink an hour or so before bedtime may have changes in brain activity tied to disturbed sleep.

Temper tantrums and telling fibs are often a normal part of being a young kid. Some behaviors, however, could be a tip-off that there’s more going on.

Patients with binge-eating disorder face a lack of approved treatments for their condition. A new medication could give hope to these patients.

Conventional wisdom holds that Alzheimer's starts with small memory slips — but new evidence suggests that other mental health symptoms may signal this disease.

The guidelines for prescribing antipsychotics to kids are changing — and those changes may keep kids safer.

Logging extra long hours at work might frustrate friends and family and limit free time, but can it also drive some people to drink?

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.

Older adults taking newer antipsychotic medications may need to be extra wary of bumps and slips.