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All About Depression

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Depression often co - occurs with joint diseases
All About Depression

Depression often co – occurs with joint diseases

Those suffering from depressive symptoms have an increased risk for physical diseases, especially for arthrosis and arthritis. These findings were reported by researchers from the University of Basel and the Ruhr-University Bochum. Their results, based on data from 14,300 people

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Spotting the Signs of Depression

Being in a “blue mood” sometimes is a normal part of life. If you lose a loved one or are laid off from your job, it is natural to be sad. When you have depression symptoms because of a stress

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All About Depression

Men and Depression

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), part of the National Institutes of Health, is launching a new effort in the Real Men Real Depression campaign – Spanish-language materials to inform the Latino community about depression and to encourage men

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All About Depression

Step 2: Cope with panic and feelings of fear

Panic and severe anxiety attacks Some people experience feelings of panic or extreme anxiety occasionally; for other people such feelings occur daily. However, even one bout of panic is too much. There is no more frightening and exhausting experience than

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What is depression?

The word depression is used to describe a range of moods – from low spirits to a severe problem that interferes with everyday life. If you are experiencing severe or ‘clinical’ depression you are not just sad or upset. The

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All About Depression

Where to get help

There are a number of places where you can go to get further help, as follows: General practitioners (GP): this is a good place to start. Your GP can help you to find the right type of help. This may

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If you need help now

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