A new study finds that young people with an addiction usually do not lack the desire to break it, but need help and guidance to make it happen. The.
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A new meta-analysis of dozens of studies suggests that people with depression suffer a significantly increased risk of either suffering a stroke, or dying from.
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A new study finds that working mothers can reduce their risk of depression by admitting that they cannot do it all, that blending a career with a family comes.
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'Supermoms' May Be Juggling Work, Family, Depression | Psych …
A new research report finds that depressed women may be at a higher risk for a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) or stroke. Researchers following women.
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Depression Increases Risk of Stroke in Women | Psych Central News
A new Finnish study finds that combining music therapy with a standard treatment for depression — medication, plus psychotherapy and counseling — improves.
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Business supervisors know that a flexible or situational management style can facilitate workplace performance.
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A new study finds that patients with diabetes who also suffer from depression are more likely to develop diabetic retinopathy.
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Depression Increases Eye Risk in Diabetics | Psych Central News
Experts are proposing a new, lower cost method to treat depression — teaching people to practice positive activities. The naturopathic technique is an.
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Postpartum depression is more common among women who had breastfeeding issues in the first two weeks after giving birth. Accordingly, researchers say women.
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Breastfeeding Problems Associated with Depression | Psych Central News
The hormone leptin has received considerable attention recently, and a new study suggests women who have higher levels of leptin tend to have fewer symptoms of.
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Hormone Linked to Less Depression in Women | Psych Central News