LOS ANGELES • People suffering from depression may not bring it up with their doctor for a number of reasons, a study finds. The most common one? They’re afraid of getting a recommendation for antidepressants…….click here to continue reading
TUESDAY, Sept. 13 (HealthDay News) — For a nation that seems ready to pop a pill for any ill, a new study suggests that the opposite seems true for some people with symptoms of depression, whose concerns about the side effects of antidepressants were the top reason they wouldn’t disclose warning signs to their doctors…….click here to continue reading
Postpartum depression we know. But what about other postpartum psychiatric problems, like anxiety, OCD, and psychosis?……click here to continue reading
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Some people with depression symptoms may not tell their family doctor about it — often out of worry they will be placed on an antidepressant, a new study suggests…….click here to continue reading
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some people with depression symptoms may not tell their family doctor about their issues, often out of worry they will be placed on an antidepressant, a study said…….click here to continue reading
GUTIERREZ ZAMORA, Mexico (Reuters) - Storm Nate weakened to a tropical depression on Sunday as it moved farther inland across the coffee and sugar growing state of Veracruz, in the Gulf of Mexico…….click here to continue reading
Nate weakened to a tropical depression Sunday over Mexico’s Gulf coast, where officials opened shelters as a precaution but said the storm was having little impact…….click here to continue reading
Postpartum depression is common and treatable.Boston, MA (PRWEB) September 09, 2011 Welcoming a new baby is a joyful experience for most parents. But about 10% to 15% of mothers, and 10% of fathers, develop postpartum depression after the birth of a child. More than just the “baby blues,” postpartum depression can make people feel sad, hopeless, worthless, or guilty, reports the September 2011 ………click here to continue reading
ACCUSATIONS of stealing groceries left senator Mary Jo Fisher feeling ripped apart and out of control…….click here to continue reading
(Medical Xpress) — A study into depression is shedding new light on a fascinating facet of human psychology - that we can readily delude ourselves into thinking we control events, even when we know we do not…….click here to continue reading