depression

You won't find them in a pharmacy, but these eight strategies could help you beat depression

Juno-award-winning musician Serena Ryder was flattened by depression...and the music stopped. Here's how she got back up and rediscovered her voice.

Researchers at Emory University have found a possible treatment for those with difficult-to-treat depression and it has to do with high levels of inflammation.

Though there'll be no more daily commune with the queen of talk once her show goes off the air at the end of this season, but you can bet we'll still be getting a healthy dose of Oprah in our lives, and she promises it will be "bitch"-free. Oprah's new network – aptly named the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) – will hit the airwaves this coming January 1. The queen herself took to the stage at Maria Shriver's Women's Conference in California and announced that her cable network will be "fun and entertaining without tearing people down and calling them bitches. Imagine that. Imagine." We are imagining it Oprah, and we can hardly wait.

I usually like to plan my vacations for somewhere warm and sunny, but all of a sudden London, England is looking awfully appealing, thanks to news of a new hotel package in the city that's devoted to sleep.