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First of all, forget Rusty Limburger. The man is a moron and I will not dignify him by commenting on his asinine proclamations in this blog!
Second, just so we all...
made popular Mar 12 2009
AP, Washington
Severe depression may silently break a seemingly healthy woman’s heart.
made popular Mar 9 2009
AP, Washington
A Depression doesn’t have to be Great _ bread lines, rampant unemployment, a wipeout in the stock market. The economy can sink into a milder depression, the kind...
made popular Mar 2 2009
India is being attacked from all sides and internally…something very sinister seems to be going on…
It is a fact that right from the birth of our nation, we have...
made popular Mar 2 2009
AP, New York
If the economy looks like it’s going downhill now, just wait.
made popular Feb 27 2009
AP, Washington
Barack Obama and his congressional allies are gambling that the largest public spending program since World War II and a new round of tax cuts will pry the economy from...
made popular Jan 17 2009
AP, Washington
Franklin Roosevelt swept into Washington in the threadbare depths of the Depression, told the nation it would revive, and got to work.
made popular Jan 16 2009
I feel it is like a dreadful disease “DEPRESSION”, the word means a lot, especially at such times when the world is going through the Global Recession and...
made popular Dec 4 2008
AP, Chicago
Older people who are depressed are much more likely to develop a dangerous type of internal body fat _ the kind that can lead to diabetes and heart disease _ than...
made popular Dec 1 2008
Congress was decidedly unimpressed by the three domestic auto makers’ plea for a bailout last week and responded by asking them to do the impossible: conjure up...
made popular Nov 28 2008
Depression is a growing silent killer in people around the globe. Humans, owing to the pace and subjectivity toward life, have been drowning deeper into the burrows of...
made popular Nov 26 2008
AP, Raleigh
Started with a meager print run more than a decade ago, alternative country magazine No Depression helped launch the careers of Ryan Adams and Wilco. As it picked up...
made popular Nov 26 2008
I hear the cries. I keep running, searching, but I can’t find him. Again, the belt cracks. I run faster, aimlessly, I must find this child. I’m about to...
made popular Nov 18 2008
AP, New York
The words have been repeated over and over: This is the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
made popular Oct 29 2008
When did we stop being happy? was it when we grew up? was it when we realized that our parents don’t love us for who we are? Or perhaps it was when we grew a...
made popular Oct 25 2008
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The government has approved the first noninvasive brain stimulator to treat depression _ a device that beams magnetic pulses through the skull.
made popular Oct 20 2008
The global financial meltdown has hit not only pockets. Greater numbers of people are suffering from insomnia, anxiety and depression and psychiatrists say suicide...
made popular Oct 19 2008
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The U.S. plan to ease the credit crisis by investing in banks retraces steps taken during the Depression by an agency that accomplished its mission _ but became a...
made popular Oct 14 2008
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A recent study has shown that majority of the people being hospitalized now days for mental disorders are from homeless. As per the report published by Canadian...
made popular Sep 5 2007
Cutthroat competition, rise and fall in the business sphere are not the only threats that the world-economy is constantly grappling with but depression is also foraying...
made popular May 1 2007
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In India, almost 75,000 people commit suicide every year and there are so many reasons behind this such as health problems and mental disorder. The Union Health...
made popular Mar 16 2007
Teens using mobile phones extensively for gossiping and sending messages to their friends may easily be overrun by the spate of several psychological problems. A new...
made popular Mar 2 2007
Genetic researchers have found a new way that is expected to expand its role during human development in case of autism and mental retardation. These finding were...
made popular Feb 21 2007
Perhaps your upbringing doesn’t play as significant role in chiseling out your behavior as a particular gene does play. Actually, in a major breakthrough...
made popular Feb 12 2007
In the recent years, suicide rate among kids has rocketed startlingly, as per the report transpired by CDC. This is definitely a matter of serious concern. In this...
made popular Feb 6 2007
If you are all alone then you can be at higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, according to a study conducted by U.S. researchers, which came after a long...
made popular Feb 6 2007
GP or general practitioner is still the first choice when it comes to seeking help for depression. This fact came to the fore through a new poll organized by...
made popular Jan 30 2007
In a special move, scientists are trying to dilute the bridge between scientific studies and spirituality.
We all know that for years spirituality and scientific...
made popular Jan 29 2007
In an eye-opening revelation, a Norwegian study has revealed that people with low blood pressure are more likely to face depression. Telling more clearly about the...
made popular Jan 25 2007
The clouds of dispute are hovering over antidepressants as a new study has come out tying them to higher bone fracture risk. Researchers reached this idea after...
made popular Jan 23 2007
If you wish to enjoy good health, then becoming a dog-owner can be a right decision. A new study has come out propounding this fact after it tracked people with pets...
made popular Jan 22 2007
In the recent few years child abuse has seen a sudden hike, which confirms the fact that their vulnerability to psychological as well as psychological disorders has...
made popular Jan 19 2007
All we know is that depression has emerged as a common health problem in the recent years and more unfortunate is the fact that workers or employees have also been...
made popular Jan 15 2007
Women are more vulnerable to depression than men if they indulge in heavy alcohol drinking; a new study by the researchers brings this fact to the light after studying...
made popular Jan 6 2007
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