Feeling Low? Here's How To Cheer Yourself Up
It’s normal to feel depressed from time to time. Who hasn’t at some point in his or her life been hit by the blues? The bad mood may be triggered by a host of reasons ranging from fatigue to financial...
View ArticleAntidepressants actually cause more depression -- study
Patients who use antidepressants can be nearly twice more susceptible to future episodes of major depression than those who struggle through melancholy without drugs, suggests the new study by McMaster...
View ArticleToo stressed out? Turn to your best friends!
According to experts, fostering close relationships and having people you can turn to for support can have a strong calming influence and a significant effect on stress hormones in times of extreme...
View ArticleFight depression with coffee --study
According to researchers, women who drink more than one cup of coffee every day are less likely to suffer from depression, compared to those with little or no intake of the beverage.Tags:...
View ArticleMethamphetamine drug users at high suicide risk
Not only the suicide risk increases but these people also suffer from chronic depression, and problems such as headaches, fatigue and increased appetite.Tags: CanadaMethamphetamineVancouver Injection...
View ArticleFacebook linked to depression- a study
The pictures and messages posted on the walls are although pleasing to the owner of that profile but at the same time it can be depressing for the viewers, thinking that everyone apart from them is...
View ArticleMigraine Linked To Depression- Women’s Health Study
14 years long studyTags: DepressionwomenmigraineEstrogenFrance studyWomen’s Health StudyTobias KurthDr. Joel SaperSection: Top StoryNews: Mental HealthRegion: USArticles: Depression
View ArticlePot legalization raises health concerns for teens
Though Federal law still has not been able to take it's use candidly, President Obama rather instigates on focusing on a broader picture.Pot legalization applauded by some<strong>“It’s the same...
View ArticleFacebook envy turning people miserable!
According to a new study it has been found that looking over friends' vacation photographs, reading about various status updates and positive things happening in other’s lives makes one feel miserable...
View ArticleNightmares: The suppressions of an anxious mind
If this is something that you have experienced then you are not alone in this. As what the researchers say, 85 percent of the adults experience occasional nightmares, 8 to 29 percent fight off monthly...
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One out of seven moms struggle through post partum depression
The studyArticles: DepressionTags: DepressionGeneticsbabieshormonal changesdeliverypostpartumNew bornPittsburg obstetrical hospitalfollow up studytelephonic interviewNews: Mental HealthRegion:...
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Move on.. Sticking to Unpleasant Memories could be Detrimental
‘Move on’ is the new mantra to staying happy and stress free. Your past is but a kaleidoscope of memories. Clinging on to the unpleasant ones can make you sick, suggests Med Guru.“I like the younger...
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Social Isolation More Risky Than Feeling Lonely
Whether you are a loner or otherwise, social isolation is definitely not desirable for you. Man is a social animal and can remain happy and healthy only when surrounded by people.Man, it seems, tends...
View ArticleLater Life Crisis Common amongst Old
While we have all heard about the mid life crisis affecting the middle aged, those above 60 are often affected by what researchers call ‘Later life Crisis’. MG gets you more on this psychological...
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Happiness on Your Plate
Ever heard of happiness being served on a plate? Well, the idea may not be as weird as it sounds because according to recent studies, some foods tend to have a similar impact on your mood and body as...
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Depression, anxiety may lead to tooth loss
Periodontal (gum) disease and tooth decay are not the only reasons for tooth loss. Psychological issues such as depression and anxiety are also potentially linked to the condition, suggests a new...
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