Alma reports that men often mask depression, showing signs like irritability and withdrawal; seeking help is crucial for ...

But when left unchecked, depression can wreak havoc on your quality of life and relationships. “I wish more men could get out of their own way and understand that it’s OK to not be OK.

Depression in men often goes unnoticed, masked by societal expectations of stoicism and strength. According to the National ...

Men are more likely to deal with depression by taking part in escapist, unhealthy behaviors as a way of coping. More than women, they tend to overindulge in alcohol, tobacco and drugs, or to turn ...

To learn more about postpartum depression in men, we caught up with licensed marriage and family therapist Darren D. Moore, Ph.D. Meet the Expert Darren D. Moore, Ph ...

Perhaps this is because men are viewed as having to be “emotionally strong” and any suggestion of emotion is defined as a female trait. Depression is not a sign of weakness or a lack of masculinity in ...

While postpartum depression is common in women — affecting around 25% of new mums — it also affects 10% of new dads. The emotional and psychological toll on men can be just as profound.

Research shows that postpartum depression can afflict men and parents of all kinds, not just those who give birth. Elena Sheppard, whose husband was one of those men, argues that new parents ...

As men age, they often face an increasing number of health challenges. Conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis not only affect physical well-being but also carry significant ...

Even though depression in men is only about half as common as it is in women, 6 million men in America are diagnosed with depression annually, mental health experts say.

Black people living in the United States are subject to greater levels of factors that drive depression, such as poverty and violence. According to 2014 US Census Bureau data, the poverty rate for ...