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Intense Moodiness and Depression

Question: I have been having intense periods of feeling sad and angry. I do not remember exactly when this all started, but I have been noticing it more and more frequently. I have been experiencing periods of intense

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Eat, drink – and be happy?

A study shows that comfort foods, even those that are bad for us physically, provide a beneficial psychological effect. What does that mean for ‘sin taxes.’? Ah, Memorial Day. It’s a holiday that encourages every red-blooded American to do two

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The Exact Approach to Recognize Mood Problems

Serious conditions are usually linked to individuals who go through mood disorders. Unfortunately, mood concerns cannot simply vanish by themselves, and neither can you tell the person simply to get over it. A person cannot basically get over it that

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Types of Mood Disorders

A disturbance in the prevailing psychological state of an individual is termed as a mood disorder. It is characterized by a disturbance in a person’s emotional state and manifests itself in different forms. Mood disturbances may include depression, mania or

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Seniors : Mood Disorders

The rate of those of us having mental issues involving anxiety seems to decline a bit as we advance in age. On the other hand, if we have depression, it can be harder to treat in seniors. So say two

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New Center Focuses on Mood Disorders

A new center at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston will conduct research into mood disorders, and provide care to patients with those disorders, which include bipolar disorder and depression. “All of us, if we don’t have a

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Clinical Depression in Canada

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders has probably been the most widely used classification in clinical practice since the publication of DSM-III in 1980. The manual is now in its fourth edition (DSM-IV-TR) and work is underway to

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