The symptoms of depression in men are often different than those in women. Find information on how men deal with depression here.

For years, many people believed that only women suffered from depression. Not true. The stigma is breaking down as men who have depression are now seeking treatment.

Both men and women will find this video series helpful. Many aspects of depression are covered, from how it affects your brain to common treatments.

This helpful chart compares and contrasts some of the most common symptoms of depression as expressed in men and women.

Did you know that men suffering from depression are more likely to be angry, withdrawn and irritable instead of sad? Learn more about these symptoms here.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that men can’t suffer from depression. Use this article's helpful suggestions to give yourself a reality check and find the help you need.

Do you think that no one like you could have depression? Think again. Five very different men share their stories of depression and seeking help here.

According to some researchers, men experience depression differently from women, causing it to be misdiagnosed by physicians. This audio clip is quite long, but is a great segment.

While many veterans suffer from depression, very few seek treatment. Learn about one military counselor’s mission to change that unfortunate discrepancy here.

Men over 65 are highly unlikely to seek treatment if they are depressed. Researchers believe that this is due to outdated stereotypes about masculinity. Read more here.

More men than women commit suicide each year. Why aren’t these men seeking help for their depression? Read more about this perplexing issue here.

Not recognizing the symptoms of depression in men can lead to other health problems, like an increased likelihood of suffering a heart attack. Learn the symptoms and take care of yourself.

Depression can affect men at any age. This great overview contains sections on depression in men at various stages of life.