- Dr Aman
- June 30, 2026
Depression and Sleep: Why They Wreck Each Other – and How to Break the Cycle
If you have depression, there’s a very good chance your sleep is suffering. And if your sleep is severely disrupted,
If you have depression, there’s a very good chance your sleep is suffering. And if your sleep is severely disrupted,
“Depression” is used as a single word for what is actually a family of related but clinically distinct conditions. The
Depression is almost always framed as a mental experience. The persistent sadness, the hopelessness, the inability to feel pleasure, the
Sadness is one of the most human experiences there is. It’s the appropriate emotional response to loss, disappointment, failure, and
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is the specific clinical term for what most people mean when they say “depression.” It’s distinct
Depression is the most common mental health condition in the United States, affecting an estimated 21 million American adults in
The Nutrition Facts label has been on packaged food in the US since 1994. The FDA updated it significantly in
Most people think of muscle loss as something that happens to very old people. The reality is more uncomfortable: the
When people think about malnutrition, they rarely picture a 75-year-old American living independently in their own home, eating meals every
There’s a form of malnutrition that doesn’t look like malnutrition. The person is at a normal weight, eating regular meals,