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Fluoxetine Does Not Seem to Help Stroke Recovery
Common medication prescribed for depression was assumed to decrease the risk of stroke. But, the recent study proved that there is no such benefit
4 days ago - Medindia Health
How To Support Someone Who Is Struggling With Depression
A few weeks ago, I fell to pieces. As cliché as that sounds, it is really the only clear-cut way to describe how it felt when my soul quickly began to plummet, bottoming out in...
4 days ago - Scary Mommy
Vitamin D deficiency associated with increased risk of depression in older adults
A new study by researchers from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing at Trinity College Dublin has shown for the first time in Ireland that a deficiency in vitamin D was...
4 days ago - News Medical - 2 articles
Firm taps former Amazon exec to lead ecommerce business in bid to deal with change in algorithm that depressed sales
Supplement marketer Relevium Technologies has added a so-called âAmazon expertâ to its staff, apparently in a bid to help the online seller deal with changes to Amazonâs...
4 days ago - NutraIngredients-USA
Omega-3 keeps the blues away: EPA and DHA found to reduce depression symptoms
Depressed because of heart problems? An Integrative Practitioner article suggested taking a lot of omega-3 supplements instead of antidepressants. Not only will you feel...
4 days ago - Natural News - 2 articles
How to help patients avoid stress, weight gain around the holidays
For most people, December brings presents, parties and get-togethers with ample food and drink, and fond memories of past holidays. For some however, the holidays can also...
5 days ago - Healio
Study finds link between passive use of social media and depression symptoms
Over the past decade, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have become a central part of everyday life. Despite their massive popularity, however, controversy...
5 days ago - News Medical
Depression Screening in Teens with Epilepsy Feasible, Effective
Establishing a depression screening protocol for young epilepsy patients is feasible, effective, and helps fill a large unmet need, new research shows. Medscape Medical News
5 days ago - Medscape
Depression Severity Tied to Increased Seizure Frequency
Depression severity is tied to increased seizure frequency and to a greater risk of other psychiatric comorbidities, including panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder...
5 days ago - Medscape
I Microdosed LSD To Ease Depression And Gain Creative Clarity
A month of dosing every third day, combined with daily journaling and weekly therapy sessions, helped me to see where I was getting stuck, and illuminated the good things...
5 days ago - The Huffington Post
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Regular Flu Shot: A Lifesaver for Many Heart Failure Patients
Getting a regular flu shot may save many heart failure patients' lives, reveals a new study. Annual flu vaccination is considered as a safe, low-cost way to reduce flu-related...
Genetic Changes Linked to Physical Activity Reported
New study paves the way for a better understanding of genetic changes that are associated with physical activity.
Women with Positive HPV but No Cell Abnormalities have High Cervical Cancer Risk
There is an increased cervical cancer risk in women whose cervical cells are tested positive for HPV but shows no signs of cellular abnormalities.
First Nations Children Experience More Pain than their Counterparts
First Nations children and youth are experiencing more pain and less access to specialist and mental health services than non-First Nations children.
New Breast Cancer Screening Guideline Emphasizes Shared Decision-making...
Newly updated guideline on breast cancer screening highlights shared decision-making between women and their doctors, reveals a new study.
Brain Activation for Social Isolation Caused by Opioids
Activating a region in the brain called insula could reduce the urge for social isolation caused by opioids by making social interactions more rewarding
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Fastest cancer test: A simple, inexpensive test may help detect cancer more accurately in just 10-minutes, reveals a new study.
Telengana Man Underwent Heart Transplantation Surgery
Century Hospitals has given a new lease of life to a young man by transplanting a donor heart in the patient's body with support of Jeevandhan network.
Can Pre-Fatiguing a Muscle Help It Grow?
What is pre-fatiguing a muscle and can it boost muscle hypertrophy more than traditional training? We all want to maximize our training & get the most out of the time we spend...