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Children snoring are at risk of depression
Children of preschool age (3-6 years old) snoring are often at risk for symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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Friendship helps us live longer
A powerful weapon that can help sick people fight illness and depression, recover quickly after illness, slow down the aging process and prolong life: Their own friends!
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New treatment for depression
People with severe depression and regression (relapse) can benefit from a new form of therapy that combines ancient medicine with modern treatments, physiologists at Oxf…
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Salt is a natural antidepressant
Most people consume too much salt, and a University of Iowa researcher has discovered a potential reason for this habit: it helps our mood better.
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Adolescent smoking can lead to depression
Young smokers may wear depression later, according to a new study from Florida State University.
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There will be cure for sadness
Scientists have found a chemical that makes mice fall into sadness after being separated from the herd.
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Memory, depression, insomnia and ... worms?
Researchers have spent decades searching for the cause of asthenia, schizophrenia and insomnia in humans. But a new study may have found the key to the origins of these…
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Reduce stress effectively with housework
A recent British study said that if you take 20 minutes a day to do housework, you will reduce stress and depression.
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Twins make parents more susceptible to depression
Twin parents are more likely to have neurological problems than those who give birth.
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More than 41% of the risk of depression in smokers
The risk of depression among smokers increased by 41% compared to non-smokers. This is the conclusion of a study with 8,556 participants of scientists from Navarra Unive…
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Parental instincts are in every person
The urge to embrace and caress babies whenever they see them is an innate reaction of humans. The cause is partly due to the speciality of the baby's face.
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Low birth weight babies are more likely to suffer from depression
The babies born were plump and easy to become happy people. Low-birth babies are often sad and anxious when they grow up.
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Learn more about depression
The more stressed life is, the higher the risk of depression. Due to confronting the requirements of going beyond their limits, many people cannot control themselves, su…
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Stress increases the risk of chronic diseases
A recent scientific review of the US and Canada suggests that stress is a factor that increases the risk of human illness - especially some diseases such as depression,…
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Pregnant women often suffer from depression
More than 1 in 10 pregnant women smoke and many suffer from depression. This makes smoking cessation more difficult. New research shows that not simply speaking