Depression Archives

04.24.2026 Portrait of teenage Asian boy using laptop indoor with sunlight and shadow

AI-Generated Depression

People who use generative AI at least once a day for personal tasks report greater depressive symptoms than those who use AI less often.

Fellow Rylie Lillibridge

04.21.2026 Portrait of an aging woman sitting on chair, somberly pondering life and belongings

Aging: An Unequal Experience

A recent study shows that for older Americans, income and financial assets largely shape the aging experience.

Fellow Farah Nimeri

04.02.2026 Double exposure of a person looking into the sun trying to cover the sun beam in hot summer weather

Worsening Weather, Worsening Moods

Severe weather events, such as extreme heat, are associated with increases in emergency department visits for anxiety and depression.

Fellow Rylie Lillibridge

03.10.2026 Portrait of a young woman in workout gear, looking up into the light

Movement and Mental Health After the Military

Consistently exercising following military service may protect veterans' mental well-being during a challenging transition period.

Fellow Mallika Chimpiri

03.06.2026 Rear view of a woman during group therapy at a health center

Understanding Healing After Assault

Rape crisis centers play a pivotal role in survivor recovery following assault, offering empathy, authenticity, and judgment-free support.

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

02.26.2026 Blurry, black and white shadow of a girl swinging on a swing that is attached to a tree branch

Beyond the Bump: The Mental Toll of Mild Head Injuries In Kids

Children who sustain concussions may be 25% more likely to be diagnosed with a mood disorder than those who do not experience a head injury.

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

02.11.2026 Human hands build a puzzle of a red heart on a colorful background. Romantic relationships and attachment style concept

Attachment Styles, Neuroticism, and Relationship Health

The quality of one's romantic relationships—often shaped by attachment style and neuroticism—can greatly affect mental and physical health.

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

01.30.2026

Photo of a couple sitting on a snowy bench a park. Community concept.

Community Is the Convenient Choice

PHPod talks with Sarah Lipson, associate professor of health law, policy & management, about opportunities and barriers to finding community.

Fellow Jack Mellom

01.21.2026 Back, football and light with man in corridor for sports competition, stadium match and game. Fitness, pro league player and athlete with person in tunnel for training, tournament and contest

Back, football and light with man in corridor for sports competition, stadium match and game. Fitness, pro league player and athlete with person in tunnel for training, tournament and contest

The Loneliest Arena: How High-Performance Sport Can Deepen Isolation

As sport participation advances, the mental stakes increase, with more than half of U.S. college athletes reporting being "very lonely."

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

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