Diabetes appears to be associated with the risk of depression and vice versa, suggesting the relationship between the two works in both directions, according to a new report…….click here to continue reading
PEOPLE suffering from long-term depression are at a higher risk of developing epilepsy, a conference has heard…….click here to continue reading
Having depression or heart disease is bad enough, but having a combination of the two can be significantly more lethal than either one of them on their own, researchers wrote in an article published in the medical journal Heart. According to previous research, people who were diagnosed with depression but were otherwise healthy had a higher risk of developing coronary heart disease, regardless ………click here to continue reading
Depression increases the risk of death in patients with heart failure, but the risk apparently disappears with antidepressant use, according to a study…….click here to continue reading
Having depression may nearly double the risk of developing dementia later in life, new research suggests…….click here to continue reading
Smoking could increase the risk of depression, according to Otago University research published today in the prestigious British Journal of Psychiatry…….click here to continue reading
Some antiseizure drugs used to treat epilepsy as well as depression, chronic pain, migraine, bipolar disorder, and other conditions are associated with a higher risk of suicide and violent death than other drugs in the same class, according to a new study…….click here to continue reading
Depression is a very serious issue. The remarks attributed to Billy Slater are beneath contempt. Mr Slater is an extremely gifted rugby league player. However, at the risk of offending grubs, as a person and a human being he is a complete grub. No amount of ‘’spin” can change that…….click here to continue reading
Perhaps it’s not surprising, but for members of the U.S. armed forces, combat duty in Iraq and Afghanistan increases the risk of depression, according to a new study…….click here to continue reading
Perhaps it’s not surprising, but in the Air Force, combat duty in Iraq and Afghanistan increases the risk of depression, according to a new study…….click here to continue reading