depression
Depression can be warded off by face-to-face interactions
A new study from Oregon Health & Science University shows that face-to-face interactions are more helpful in dealing with depression in older adults than digital means of communication.
Depression could perhaps be sleep apnea, says study
Suicide predicted by certain risk factors, says study
Refined Foods Cause Increased risk of Depression
Cambridge Researchers Find No Link between Physical Activity and Depression, Study
Weight Loss Surgery Less Likely To Treat Depression among Obese and Overweight Patients, Study
Social Activities Can Help Alleviate Depression, Study
Combination of Cognitive Therapy and Drugs Effectively Treats Severe Non-Chronic Depression, Study
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By Staff ReporterTeam Sports Help Lower Stress and Depression among Teens, Study
By Staff ReporterResearchers Discover Brain Region Responsible For Hangovers
By Staff ReporterYoung Women with Depression are at an Increased Risk of Suffering from Heart Problems, Study
By Staff ReporterAnaesthetic Drug May Be Effective In Treating Suicide and Depression, Study
By Staff ReporterMichigan Researchers Design App for Early Intervention in Bipolar Disorder
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