When you think of menopause, you might think of hot flashes and night sweats. But many women also experience symptoms of depression. The risk of depression doubles or even quadruples during the menopausal transition, which has researchers looking for ways to address — or even prevent — the problem. One study published in JAMA Psychiatry… Read More »
It was found that 80% of people affected by depression can fully recover if they follow a proper treatment combined with psychotherapy sessions. Globally, depression is one of the most common causes that affect mental health. The treatment is a basic component in improving depressive states, including visits to the psychiatrist. A major untreated depressive… Read More »
Depression is a condition of dismay in which a person may lose interest in everything, unable to make decisions, or remember anything, loss of appetite and lack of concentration. The state of depression is always followed by anxiety. It may also lead to attempt suicide in extreme cases. Various treatments are available as a remedy… Read More »
According to a study in the American Journal of Psychiatry (1995), 50 percent of people with an eating disorder also meet the criteria for depression. What isn’t for certain is whether some people suffering from depression are more prone to develop an eating disorder or whether people suffering from an eating disorder are prone to… Read More »
An analysis of published research concludes that there is a clear link between following diets that are rich in plant foods — particularly the Mediterranean diet — and a lower risk of depression. Studies suggest that people who follow a healthful diet can reduce their risk of depression. The purpose of the study, which was… Read More »