Depression

HOME > FEATURES > EXPRESS YOURSELF > Christmas 2009: How cancer, cystic fibrosis and depression will change celebrations CHRISTMAS 2009: HOW CANCER, CYSTIC FIBROSIS AND DEPRESSION WILL CHANGE CELEBRATIONS Sarah French: Her husband Dave...

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...week - that's stress." You must have heard these or similar sentiments when a high-profile sporting figure is reported to be suffering from depression. Speaking up: former All Blacks wing John Kirwan made a valuable contribution to the debate...

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...and long working hours, but our results indicate that the dominant contributors to self-reported medical errors are burnout and depression," said Charles M. Balch, M.D., a professor of surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine...

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...during prevention consultations and various HRBs should be monitored when treating depressive patients. Keywords: cluster analysis, depressive disorder, health behaviours, general French population Disclaimer: Please note that...

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...also suggested which factor comes first." Researchers did not study why and how a mother's depression affects a child's asthma status, but because depression often involves fatigue, memory lapses and difficulty concentrating, it can affect...

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21 Nov 2009, 0721 hrs IST, Gayathri Ramprasad, TNN DonaEUR™t let depression destroy your life and dreams. While medication and therapy can help, personal initiative is the greatest determinant in your recovery. Depression is a common...

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Article Date: 20 Nov 2009 - 1:00 PST Patients who received telephone-delivered collaborative care for treatment of depression after coronary artery bypass graft surgery reported greater improvement in measures of quality of life, physical...

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...depressed mothers are likely to frequently suffer asthma symptoms, reveals a new study. According to Johns Hopkins researchers, maternal depression aggravates a child s asthma. They looked at 262 mothers of African-American children with...

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...in their negative mood after participating in the intervention, compared with 29 percent of control patients who received usual care. Depressed men benefited most and were far less likely to be re-hospitalized for heart-related causes than...

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MOST people think depression is a ''normal'' part of pregnancy and women do not need treatment, according to a survey by the mental health group beyondblue. The nationwide survey of 733 men and women also found that 57 per cent of people...

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