Depression Reported by 7% of Workforce
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People who tend to the elderly, care for children and serve food and drinks have the highest rates of depression among U.S. workers.
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NEW YORK  - About 1 in 5 people suffering  from heart failure become clinically depressed, and four  factors seem to increase the risk, researchers reports.
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Nearly half of patients suffering from  manic depression, or bipolar disorder, may have been abused as  children, scientists say in a new report.
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Clinical depression among former players is correlated with the number of concussions they had, a study found.
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Report by MPs warns that lack of resources is driving out experienced personnel and undermining morale
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National anti-depression organisation beyondblue plans to launch a national depression toll similar to the road and heroin tolls. The mental health barometer will be used to give an indication of Australia&#39;s depression rate.
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New research shows mental illness is neglected in the developing world and up to 800,000 commit suicide each year.
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Sinus and bronchial infections take a significant toll on the US economy, accounting for more than 30 million missed workdays every year, University of Pittsburgh researchers conclude from a new study.
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Patients with chronic brain diseases such as Parkinson&#39;s disease and epilepsy have an unusually high rate of depression, too -- suggesting links between the conditions, doctors said on Wednesday.
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Mental health problems cost British businesses Â£1,000 a year per employee on average, research shows.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 8 (HealthDay News) -- Medical residents who are depressed are about six times more likely to make medication errors than those who aren't depressed, says a study that looked a 123 pediatric residents at three children's hospitals in the United States.
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Ambulance staff, teachers and social service workers are among Britain's most stressed professionals, according to a study on Friday.
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IT workers in the U.S. aren't happy about the state of the job market, according to a study released this week by New York-based staffing firm Hudson.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 17 (HealthDayNews) -- Nearly 30 percent of American workers are obese, which can reduce their productivity and greatly increase their cardiovascular disease risk factors.
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A survey finds that more than 30m Chinese children are suffering from mental health or behavioural problems.
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In a country already plagued by soaring sick leave costs, a new survey has found that 40 per cent of the population thinks it's acceptable to skip work because they feel tired or have trouble getting along with ...
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With more than 28 million Americans suffering from debilitating migraine headaches each year, employers also suffer through missed days from work and reduced productivity.