All Articles on Depression
Can machine learning help treat depression more effectively?A new grant funds modeling work to make personalized treatment possible.
How do you know when you’re depressed?Like the “chicken or the egg,” it’s difficult to say which comes first—depression or related physical symptoms such as: fatigue, headache, back pain, trouble sleeping, and digestive problems. Evidence shows depression can have a direct effect on your body, taking away your energy and slowing you down.
Tips for a safe and sane holiday — despite COVIDKPWHRI psychologist and researcher Ben Balderson, PhD, shares advice for keeping our spirits up during this most unusual holiday season.
Read Marsha Linehan’s book: Building a Life Worth LivingThe UW psychologist’s new memoir explains how her personal experience led to development of Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
$10 million grant to expand Mental Health Research NetworkThe NIMH awarded a third round of funding, enabling the MHRN to conduct larger studies in integrated health systems on topics that matter most.
Of big data, systems change, research partnerships, and planting redwoodsA conversation with KPWHRI’s Dr. Michael Von Korff, ScD, as he retires after 36 years of transformative health research
Celebrating Dr. Michael Von Korff’s 36 years of research to improve care for depression and chronic painDiscovering better ways to care for people who are depressed or have chronic pain, one of KPWHRI’s founding scientists has helped change health care around the globe.
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