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Shake it off? Not so easy for people with depression, new brain research suggests
March 3, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
Getting rejected hurts depressed people for longer, U-M/Stony Brook/UIC study finds — due to the lack of a natural pain & stress-reducing chemicalThe brains of healthy individuals (left…
Shake it off? Not so easy for people with depression, new brain research suggests
March 3, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
Getting rejected hurts depressed people for longer, U-M/Stony Brook/UIC study finds — due to the lack of a natural pain & stress-reducing chemicalThe brains of healthy individuals (left…
Help is just a call away for mothers with postnatal depression
February 25, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
New research reveals that telephone-based peer support may help reduce postnatal depression, also known as postpartum depression, in new mothers.
Mothers with postpartum depression ‘could benefit from phone-based peer support’
February 23, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
Receiving telephone-based peer support from mothers who have recovered from postpartum depression could help new mothers who are suffering from the condition, a new study finds.
Depression: a barrier to communication in couples?
February 13, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
A massive 6.7% of the US population are affected by depressive disorders. As well as pessimism, irritability, pain and exhaustion, depression is also proven to affect communication and ability to…
Depression and anxiety may be the first manifestations of a medical disease
February 13, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
In the current issue of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Fiammetta Cosci and other italian investigators have analyzed the data available on depression and anxiety as early manifestations of…
Psychotherapy of depression saves costs
February 12, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
In the current issue of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics a group of German investigators analyzes whether to treat depression with psychotherapy is worth the cost.
Austerity measures in Greece linked to sharp rise in suicides
February 3, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
Researchers report that rates of suicide rose sharply to a 30-year high in Greece following the introduction of further austerity measures.
Rat study suggests abuse-related cues could reduce adult stress
January 18, 2015 by NewsBot - No Comment
Neurobiologists have reported seemingly paradoxical findings – that cues related to infant abuse could reduce stress in adult rats by increasing their serotonin levels.
