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Stigma keeps teens from seeking help for depression
June 08, 2009
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Five Excuses that Might Prevent You from Getting Help for Depression
By Deborah Gray , Health ExpertSo you know you have depression, or you're pretty sure you do, but you're putting off doing... Read more »
Medications to help with depression?
By Ask the Clinician , Health ExpertFull Question: The depression that seems to go along with the migraines is sometimes just as... Read more »
Starting My Day Right Helps with Depression
By Teri Robert , Health Expert...some days are better than others when living with depression. Even with effective treatment, I... Read more »
Teen Depression on Health Central
By Eileen Bailey , Health ExpertDepression is one of the most common co-existing conditions that accompany ADHD. Many of us know... Read more »
Stress and Depression in Rheumatoid Arthritis
By Christine Miller , Health Expert...likely than the general population to experience depression because the painful limitations of... Read more »
Health Guide
Hitting the Books: Your Must-Have Depression Reading List
If you've been diagnosed with depression, one of the most important steps toward finding effective treatment is educating yourself about the illness. If you’re the caregiver of a depression... Read more »The First 48 Hours: Top 10 Depression Myths Debunked
It’s all in your head. Only women get depressed. If you have depression, you’re stuck with it for life. Do any of these statements sound familiar? For all the misconceptions about clinical... Read more »ADHD and Depression
One out of every four adults with ADD/ADHD also suffers from symptoms of depression. When there are co-existing conditions, it can be harder to diagnose and treat ADHD. The symptoms may overlap... Read more »Depression and Teenagers: Some Basics
Teen years are difficult -- for both the teens and their families. Add depression to the situation, and it can be especially difficult to know where to turn, and what to do. Just as there are... Read more »Is it Depression or Something Else? Part 1
...their sleep, appetite, energy, concentration, and emotional control. We call this clinical or major depression. Individuals who are suffering from chronic illnesses or going through the experience... Read more »Images
Medications
...for quitting smoking. It may also be used to treat depression (antidepressant). While... Read more »
...for quitting smoking. It may also be used to treat depression (antidepressant). While... Read more »
...difficult breathing mental/mood changes (e.g., depression, mood swings, agitation) muscle... Read more »
...swelling of the ankles/feet mental/mood changes (e.g., depression, mood swings, agitation) ... Read more »
...arms/legs tiredness mental/mood changes (e.g., depression, mood swings, agitation) ... Read more »
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Weight loss may help depression
July 28, 2009In a recent six-month study, depressed patients who entered a weight loss program not only lost eight percent of their body weight, but they also... Read summary »
Paxil, other SSRI antidepressants help depression from heart disease
October 02, 2008Treatment with antidepressants may help relieve the depression experienced by many patients with severe heart disease, a new study suggests.... Read summary »
Study will see if Paxil, Effexor help depression in Parkinson's
October 02, 2008Doctors at the University of Rochester Medical Center are leading a study to see if the antidepressants Paxil (paroxetine) and Effexor (venlafaxine)... Read summary »
When Does Cancer Equal Depression?
February 20, 2007(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- No one would expect someone with advanced cancer to have the sunniest of dispositions. But when does normal sadness related to... Read summary »
Pramipexole may help depression, motivation in Parkinson's patients
October 02, 2008Results from an analysis of clinical trial data for nearly 1,300 patients with Parkinson's disease has found that pramipexole (Mirapexin/Sifrol) may... Read summary »
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