Funding cuts to psychiatrists in western NSW lead to mental health concerns
Natalie Whiting reported this story on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 18:18:00 (ABC NEWS)
Teen girls twice as likely to suffer depression than boys, research shows
Posted Thu 16 Jan 2014, 5:54pm AEDT
Feeling down: when does a mood become a disorder?
By Gordon Parker and Amelia Paterson
Women suffer more from mental illness but it suits us to ignore it
By Daniel Freeman, University of Oxford
Suicide prevention takes more than 'treating depression'
By Samara McPhedran, Griffith University
Long hours at work harm kids as much as parental depression
HARD working parents are putting their kids under as much stress as those with a mental illness, and experts say dads are worst hit by too many hours...
Childbirth education crucial to overcoming postnatal depression
Unfortunately some women are just biologically and genetically predisposed to postnatal depression. Photo: Getty Images
Eating Disorders Must Be Recognized As Serious Mental Illnesses
In the U.S. and abroad, the failure of insurers and other gatekeepers to treatment to consistently recognize eating disorders as serious mental...
Big pharmaceutical cuts investment in depression meds
Big pharmaceutical companies are cutting back on investment in mental health drugs. Source: Supplied