• Everyday Examples of Safety-Seeking in Anxiety

    Added On : 3rd March 2016

    Image result for STANDING IN FRONT OF A CROWD AVOID ANXIETYSafety behaviors are the actions we take in order to escape or avoid anxious situations. There are times when it isn’t possible to avoid anxious situations but it doesn’t mean safety-seeking behaviors diminish, they simply take a different form.    

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  • Family, Friends of Suicide Victims at Higher Risk

    Added On : 29th January 2016

    Image result for Family, Friends Of Suicide Victims At Higher RiskSocial stigma can isolate those who are grieving, researcher explains

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  • Talk Therapy vs Meds for Major Depression

    Added On : 17th January 2016

    Image result for Talk Therapy Vs Meds For Major DepressionStudy finds both treatments can help

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  • Monitoring the Effectiveness of Medication

    Added On : 4th January 2016

    Image result for Monitoring The Effectiveness Of MedicationHow do you know if a medication, or treatment, is working to lower your anxiety levels? Unlike conditions like diabetes, there is no laboratory test to measure your level of anxiety. And, symptoms of anxiety are different in each person and there are many different types of anxiety. Symptoms can be severe in some people, creating devastation in their lives, and mild in others. Monitoring the effectiveness of treatment, therefore, is difficult and different for each person. 

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  • Psychiatrist debunks myths about violence and mental health

    Added On : 25th December 2015

    THE majority of murders that take place in the Kingdom are committed by people who have deep-rooted psychological issues or a history of drug addiction, which is why many experts say leaving mental patients to roam the streets instead of committing them to a hospice can have major consequences.

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  • Can Loneliness Shorten Your Life?

    Added On : 8th December 2015

    Being lonely can trigger cellular changes in your body that increase your chances of getting ill and not living as long as you could have, according to a new study.

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  • Light therapy may ease depression, not just winter blues

    Added On : 4th December 2015

    Teenage girl crying on sofa during therapy session while therapist is taking notesLight therapy, long used to help improve mood in people who get the blues when days are darker and shorter, can also treat non-seasonal depression, a small Canadian study suggests.

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  • Depression linked to erectile dysfunction in sleep apnea patients

    Added On : 21st November 2015

    A man is seated on the bed in a bedroom.  He has his head in his hands and is looking away from the camera.  Horizontally framed shot.Depression and low quality of life may contribute to erectile dysfunction in men with sleep apnea, a Korean study suggests.

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  • No Proof Omega-3 Helps Depression

    Added On : 17th November 2015

    Omega-3 supplements are amongst the highest selling items in the over-counter health market. A significant factor in their popularity is the much vaunted health benefits to be gained from consuming foods groups and supplements rich in Omega-3. Many people are aware of the benefits of oily fish, nuts and seeds. Consumption of the fatty acids should be sufficient as part of a well balanced diet but that hasn't stopped many millions of us topping up. 

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  • Young People and Antipsychotics for ADHD

    Added On : 22nd October 2015

    Study shows rise in prescriptions for the powerful medications, even though they're not OK'd for this use

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