Tag Archives: Depression
Research Shows Grandkids Have Higher Risks When There is a Generational History of Depression
A recent research study shows that grandkids who have a multi generational history of MDD, or major depressive disorder, will have higher risks of developing depression as well. The study investigators determined that when an individual has both a parent … Continue reading
Genome Study on Depression Identifies Genome Regions Associated With Depression for Those With European Ancestry
A new genome study for the very first time has identifies genome regions which seem to have an association with depression in people with European ancestry. The study researchers used an innovative way of enrolling people by analyzing data which … Continue reading
New Study Shows Depression can Negatively Impact Quality of Life for Cancer Patients
Cancer patients who struggle with depression typically have a lower quality of life and can have problems getting their lives back on track after they receive treatment for their cancer according to a recent research study. The University of Southampton … Continue reading
How Effective is Web Based Treatment for Depression?
Millions of people suffer from depression, and one of the latest and most innovative tools to identify and treat this mental health disorder is web based treatment. Is this treatment model actually effective though? According to a new study by … Continue reading
Is There a Higher Risk for Depression and Suicide for Children Who Have Cushing Syndrome?
A new study performed by researchers at the National institutes of Health has determined that children who suffer from Cushing Syndrome may be at a higher risk for suicide and depression than children who do not have this syndrome. The … Continue reading
How Does Depression in a Parent Impact Asthma in a Child?
A new research study has found a link between parental depression and asthma in children, showing that when a parent receives treatment for depression there is a good possibility that the child’s asthma will improve. Studies have shown that kids … Continue reading
Can Intense Exercise Help with Depression?
A new study from the University of California Davis Health System that involved imaging showed that intense exercise could help fight depression and promote overall better mental health. What researchers found was that two of the critical neurotransmitters that are … Continue reading
3 Things You Should Never Say to Someone With Depression
If you know someone who is suffering from depression or similar mental disorders there are some things that you should always avoid saying. These phrases and responses can be very harmful and cause your loved one to suffer even more … Continue reading
Supportive Things to Say to Someone With Depression
Depression is an equal opportunity mental disorder, and it affects both sexes, all ages, and all income levels without discrimination. Some of the most supportive things to say if someone that you know and care about suffers from this condition … Continue reading
Treating Depression With Digestive System Bacteria May be Possible in the Future
Science is discovering that the bacteria normally found in your digestive system can help treat depression, in a field of study called psychobiotics which is relatively new. You have roughly 100 trillion different bacteria and other microbes in your body, … Continue reading
