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Constant Stress Linked to Memory Loss

Chronic stress may lead to memory problems by interfering with glutamate signaling in the prefrontal cortex, according to a study in mice. Young male rats exposed to repeated stress had significant memory impairment and suppression of glutamate transmission in that

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After jail, former inmates face higher death risk

People released from New York City jails face an increased risk of death from drug overdose, homicide or suicide – especially in the first couple weeks of freedom, city health officials say. In a study of more than 155,000 people

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Gun suicide victim’s history of depression

A ‘GENTLE and fun-loving’ man who had a history of depression killed himself with a double-barrelled shotgun, an inquest has heard. Gordon Rex, who was found with massive head injuries in the garage of his Hailsham home, had a gun

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Study questions religion – depression link

Some research has suggested that religious people may have a buffer against major depression – but new findings cast some doubt on that. Researchers said people who develop depression might be more likely to stop going to services, which could

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How depression affects sex

Chronic depression can have a direct impact on your sex drive. And, breaking this particular cycle can be quite tough. Further, “Treatment for depression can never be a one-size-fits-all approach,” says Dr. Pulkit Sharma. “The key lies in dealing with

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“Love Hormone” Could Treat Depression

Early clinical research shows that love can serve as an effective anti-depressant. The research found that an increase in oxytocin, sometimes referred to as the “love hormone,” fights chronic forms of depression. The brain secretes oxytocin when a person experiences

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Stress, Depression Linked to Accelerated Aging

Shortened telomere length, which is known to be associated with aging, is also associated with depression and hypocortisolism, new research shows. These findings confirm earlier research showing shorter telomere length in depressed patients in comparison with nondepressed individuals from the

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We must talk about suicide and depression

Grief, despair and depression were a part of Eric Slocum’s life and ultimately a part of his death. The former Seattle news anchor committed suicide. Slocum came into people’s homes for years as a KOMO TV reporter and anchor, and

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Migraines Can Lead to Depression in Women Later in Life

Physical health issues can coincide with mental health issues sometimes, and a new study demonstrates this connection. Researchers found a link between migraines in women and a later development of depression. The study looked at 36,154 women, and researchers tracked

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Depression feeds weight problems

Being depressed can make any task more difficult. Dealing with weight issues while suffering from depression can be especially hard. Some people lose weight when they are depressed, often because they lose interest in food. But many people gain weight

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