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One Molecule Opens the Door to New Treatments for Depression

There has been little progress in the way we treat depression and anxiety for over thirty years, but a recent study may open the door to new strategies. A new article explains how understanding the functioning of a molecule called MIF, or macrophage migration inhibitory factor, may change the way we treat depression.
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