A study finds those who had gender-affirming therapies were less likely to have sleep disorders, suggesting a possible protective effect.

In “emulated” clinical trial, longer work weeks were strongly linked to a larger rise in depression symptoms, pushing some first-year resident physicians into moderate or severe depression range.

Study finds transgender college students are 2-3 times more likely to be diagnosed with sleep disorders, depression and anxiety, and have 3-4 times higher likelihood of suicidal behavior.

A second-year medical student traces the origins of physician exhaustion and proposes several innovative solutions to the pervasive problem.

Surgeons-in-training, and first-year residents who identify as LGBTQ+, experience more new signs of depression than peers.

People who delivered babies during the pandemic also reported more distress and anxiety.