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Tagore ’suffered from depression’

Celebrated Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore led a lonely life and suffered from frequent bouts of depression, according to a new biography…….click here to continue reading

Schools can help students cope with depression

Major depression is the leading undiagnosed illness among teenagers. Most don’t seek help but that can change…….click here to continue reading

Racial Disparities Seem to Persist in Depression Diagnosis

TUESDAY, Dec. 27 (HealthDay News) — Racial and cultural factors still affect the diagnosis and treatment of depression in elderly Americans, despite improvements to diagnostic tools and therapies in recent decades, according to a new study…….click here to continue reading

Dr. Manoj Jain: Depression common following an operation

My patient, who was built like a linebacker, was a week out from major heart surgery. He sat in a chair in his ICU room with his head drooped down. The surgery had gone well, and his heart rate, blood pressure and respirations were all normal…….click here to continue reading

Major Depression Requires Several Treatment Steps For Remission

During a 12-month period, 7% of all adults are affected by major depressive disorder, and approximately 1 in 6 individuals is affected by this major public health problem during his/her lifetime. A Seminar published Online First by The Lancet examines novel developments associated to this disabling condition, and concludes that the majority of individuals with the condition require multiple ………click here to continue reading

Can Depression Be Treated? Placebos Might Be the Best Option

In a just-published study, researchers found that inactive pills worked better than either traditional antidepressants and talk therapy…….click here to continue reading

Depression rates run high during holidays

Local Psychiatrists say depression rates are high this time of year — with suicide attempts being the highest in January…….click here to continue reading

Ethnic Disparities Persist in Depression Diagnosis, Treatment

Ethnicity still appears to influence the diagnosis and treatment of depression, as a Rutgers University study finds that African-Americans are significantly less likely to receive a depression diagnosis than were non-Hispanic whites. In addition, those diagnosed were less likely to be treated for depression. “Vigorous clinical and public health initiatives are needed to address this persisting ………click here to continue reading

The worst holidays since the Great Depression

How does 2011 compare to other years? While probably not among the best, it’s also certainly not among the worst, according to 24/7 Wall St.’s analysis of the worst holidays since the Great Depression…….click here to continue reading

Global depression could last several years: Medvedev

President Dmitry Medvedev warned Thursday that a global economic depression could last for several years and require Russia to step up efforts to improve its competitiveness…….click here to continue reading