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Depression and anxiety disorders are increasing among young people having high stress jobs according to a study conducted by researchers at the institute of psychiatry at King’s College London to find a link between stressful working conditions and the...
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You know things are looking bleak when comedy starts making fodder out of depression themes.
made popular Oct 1 2008
Youngsters today are experiencing high levels of stress. The sources of stress are diverse for youngsters in different age levels.
Among 13-17 year olds, academics is...
made popular Sep 15 2008
Do you depend on antidepressants to see the world in psychedelic colours instead of shades of Blue? Do you know that exercise is the best and the cheapest...
made popular Sep 15 2008
Statistics say that apart from the youths, another age group that is particularly vulnerable to suicide is the people in the age bracket of 65 years and above. The...
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With depression making rounds in the society in a grand manner, scientists may be on the verge of discovering a bio-chemical indicator for the assessment of depression....
made popular Sep 14 2008
According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) estimations it has been observed that ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy) or Electroshock has been used in...
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Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) using implants is an emerging research frontier in psychiatry and neuromedicine. DBS technique blocks tremors using implants in brain has...
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The exact correlation between depression and Alzheimer’s disease has baffled the medical community for a long time. Whether Alzheimer’s disease is triggered by...
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Every blessing comes with a price and so is the whopping advancement of human civilization. Today we live in a high tech, highly sophisticated society, where we have...
made popular Sep 13 2008
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Another of Wall Street’s renowned firms is taking drastic steps to try to outrun the nation’s worst financial crisis since the Depression.
made popular Sep 10 2008
If you want to improve your eye-sight then playing high-action video games is not a bad idea. Yes! You read it right. Actually, video games, containing high levels of...
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China is the only nation where suicidal rates are higher in case of women than men and that the ratio is soaring in rural regions postulated the state media.
Yang...
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How would you take the pain swirling in your head; merely as a headache or something more? Well, seeing it in the light of a new study you can’t deny that it...
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So long as stress is confined to your workplace, its sounds a bit manageable. But the time it starts riding you even to your home, something uneven begins to crop up...
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Depression has its fallout on the physic of the depressed as signified in a series of researches. An Archive of Internal Medicine study found that women suffering from...
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People suffering from psychological problems like depression, anxiety and addiction prefer discussing their problems online and feel more comfortable doing so,...
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This is not for the first time when any study has come out uncovering the idea that praying may play a significant role in keeping you healthy. As far as this report is...
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An advertisement for financial assistance entices people with the prospects of retiring at the age of 45. But why would someone want to retire in his or her prime? What...
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Insomnia is a chronic sleeplessness, a sleeping disorder. Insomniacs are those who are unable to close their eyes or rest their mind for more than a few minutes at a...
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Mild depression is different from clinical depression but needs equal attention so that it does not turn worse. Clinical depression is not just grief or sadness. It is...
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Stress causes damage on your entire body,keeping you up at night and taking away from a good night’s sleep. Then you wake up and start stressing all over again,...
made popular Aug 9 2008
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Those Type A go-getters aren’t the only ones stressing their hearts. Nervous Nelsons seem to be, too. Researchers reported Monday that chronic anxiety can...
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Believe it or not, if you are having symptoms of depression then it could be an indication of health-wreakening disease Parkinson’s in your life.
A new study,...
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Stress has always been linked to poor health but perhaps this is for the first time that any study has come out uncovering negative effects of stress on kids’...
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Physicians are overlooking a very important symptom that a woman generally experiences during and after pregnancy. And this sign is none other than depression because...
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A new research has proved that yoga may help people with diseases like cancer and face the fear and uncertainty that ramifies after knowing about this disease. Several...
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Negative traits like anger, depression, hostility and anxiety may higher up the chances of coronary heart disease, according to a new study by a team of researchers...
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Music has hidden power; once again, British scientists have given vent to this idea by evincing that music therapy may play a vital role in treating patients with...
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Watching slim-trim figure of the beautiful models on television may fill women with inferiority complex and they may start hating themselves that sometimes may also...
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Who doesn’t know the therapeutic effect of a hug for either a kid or an adult? Now, Engineers at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst have introduced a new...
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On Sunday, the researches from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, reported that anxiety during pregnancy does not appear to raise the risk of long...
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A team of researchers from the Erikson Institute in Chicago has revealed that the Antenatal ultrasound examinations may possibly enhance maternal-fetal attachment and...
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In Australia, single mothers who are young are more likely to have suicidal thoughts and harm themselves, than other women, a survey has found. Sole mothers, specially...
made popular Mar 20 2006
Northeast China`s Liaoning province is a rusting industrial belt. And more than 50 per cent of the police officers here suffer from depression with many complaining of...
made popular Mar 17 2006
‘Parents feel under so much pressure for their children to succeed that many suffer from depression if they drop out of school’. A new research has found...
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Researchers from the Netherlands have found that about 45 percent of the children are bullied at least once or twice, and about 38 percent of the children have bullied...
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Chad Munitz uses an ATM machine at a Fifth Third Bank, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008, in Cincinnati.
