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Depression

Yogurt

Scientists uncover how fermented-food bacteria can guard against depression, anxiety

Woman stretching on a pink yoga mat. Pixabay

Yoga participation may reduce depression symptoms

Therapy in combination with esketamine nasal spray – shown here is an illustration of the molecule – can help with severe depression.

Esketamine nasal spray effective against depression

Sad woman

Researchers find biomarker for tracking depression recovery

Marble statue of a human head looking depressed. Credit Pixabay.

Formerly depressed patients continue to focus on negative

Illustration representing self-compassion.

Kindness meditation helps people with depression recall positive memories

Photo by Cristina Gottardi on Unsplash

Urban Blues: Why Living in a Deprived Neighborhood Makes You Age Faster

Depressed young woman illustration

Ketamine as Effective as Electroconvulsive Therapy for Treatment-Resistant Depression

Colorful illustration of two skulls and brains

Restoring Brain Rhythm Can Fight Depression

Depressed businessman in a Little People doll format

Scientists create model to predict depression and anxiety using artificial intelligence and social media

Handsome Young Man driving his car, pressing horn while in a traffic jam

The more traumatic the childhood, the angrier the adult

‘All work, no independent play’ cause of children’s declining mental health

‘All work, no independent play’ cause of children’s declining mental health

Illustration of weight lifting equipment, brain and pills

Exercise more effective than medicines to manage mental health

Depression may have particularly severe consequences when it hits men in low-income families.

Link Found Between Telomere Shortening and Depression/Cognitive Impairment in Elderly Adults

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