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Overcoming burnout through simple living
“Exhaustion is a syndrome conceptualized as a result of chronic workplace stress that is not successfully managed. It is characterized…
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Are inflammatory bowel disease and depression related?
. “This study demonstrates a clinical overlap between both conditions and is the first to investigate the relationship,” said Bing…
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Initiative to tackle mental health in the finishing trade, construction sector: ‘We saved lives’ – WCCO
LITTLE CANADA, Minn. (WCCO) – A mental health initiative that is making a difference for students and workers in finishing…
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School closures due to pandemic affect teenage girls’ mental health
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed an unprecedented burden on children, and the health care system is being challenged to meet…
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Young Americans without a college degree see a wide unemployment gap
Young Americans without college degrees see wide unemployment gap | Luck You need JavaScript enabled to view this website. Source…
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Treating depression may not make everyone happier
The results showed a slight improvement in mental health in both groups, regardless of whether they were taking antidepressants. Researchers…
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High cardiovascular risk associated with depressive symptoms
In the new study, researchers used data from an ongoing 6-year, multicenter randomized trial in Spain to analyze the effects…
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Symptoms of depression are tied to your ability to lead a full life
However, even without physical problems, individuals may report pain and fatigue that interferes with their daily activities, which is the…
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Promising efficacy against treatment-resistant depression
Patients with treatment-resistant depression may benefit from improved symptoms through pharmacological genetic testing According to a study at the Center…
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The therapeutic uses of Ketamine have been discovered
Led by Professor of Psychology, Dr. Zach Walsh and doctoral student Dr. Joey Rootman — both of whom work in…
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