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The surprising way psilocybin alters the brain’s chemistry to treat depression

Psilocybin is a hallucinogen that changes the brain’s response to a chemical called serotonin. These changes could help develop new treatments for depression and other conditions.

Inverse

Narcos boss El Chapo moans about ‘unfair treatment’ and ‘health problems’ in US jail

El Chapo, the notorious drugs boss, has penned a grumbling seven page letter from prison complaining he is suffering from memory loss and depression.

Daily Record

Presenter Wendy Turner reveals Covid nearly killed her and then it saved her life

TV presenter Wendy Turner Webster said she was given 48 hours to live after she fell ill with the coronavirus. However, she believes the ordeal cured her of severe depression

Daily Mirror

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‘Stress in pregnant women during the pandemic may impact babies’ brains’

Researchers found mothers who were pregnant during the pandemic reported stress and depression more.

The Independent UK

'I was so poor I grew up surviving on crisps for dinner but now I run an £80k business'

Ted Lawlor would often sit in the dark as his mum couldn't afford to pay for electricity or food as he faced a battle with depression which would leave scars on his face

Daily Mirror

Ukraine war weighs heavy as apocalyptic mood shrouds Davos

From a warning of third world war to global stagflation or depression, gathering is unsurprisingly sombre

The Guardian - UK

Statins could protect against depression as study finds mental health link

Statins are used to lower cholesterol in the blood, but a new study has found that the medicine may also be able to protect against depression and boost mental health

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Is it safe to take sleeping pills? Docs weigh in the pros and cons

There is a fast growing population of insomniacs and only 2 per cent feel the need to discuss it with physicians, which shows that there is a dire need for proper medical attention towards good sleep. Poor sleep can increase risk of obesity, hypertension and diabetes. Dr. Subhash Chandra, Assistant…

The Times of India

Surprise! How men react when becoming a dad isn't part of the plan

For many dads, having a child is unplanned. What happens next can vary. One man said:

The Conversation

Statins could protect against depression and boost mental health, new research finds

Statins are a type of medicine used to lower cholesterol in the blood, helping to prevent heart disease and stroke. New research finds the cholesterol-lowering drug may also help with mental health

Daily Mirror

Suicide attempts among Australia’s live performers rose over last two years, survey reveals

Depression and anxiety double that found in general population, mental health researchers find

The Guardian - AU

Canadian Senator Uses This Unconventional Method To Fight Depression, And Meet His Wife While You're Here

If I asked you to picture someone who uses mushrooms (psilocybin), you would not imagine Larry Campbell, a 74-year-old Canadian Senator who has been in politics for two decades.

Benzinga

Cleo’s world was darkened by depression. Reconnecting brought back some colour

The very act of talking about it in a supportive environment can provide some comfort for many who are depressed

The Guardian - AU

Wellbeing secrets from the Chelsea flower show

Some of the biggest gardens at this year’s show explore the theme of mental health. From tactile walls to busy bees, here’s how they are creating green sanctuaries

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The Trials And Tribulations Of Psychedelic Research

This article by Natasha Sumner was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission.

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Research: This is how brain changes during treatment of depression

Researchers have shown what happens to the brain when treated for depression known as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). Read further on Dynamite News:

Benzinga

Can Marijuana Worsen A Mental Illness?

This article by Maria Loreto was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission.

Daily Mirror

Model, 28, shuns glitz ditching catwalk to clean toilets and cockroach-infested homes

Ellen Milgrau, 28, from Brazil, volunteers as a specialist cleaner to deep-clean the homes of people suffering from depression who find themselves overwhelmed by everyday tasks

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Why AcelRx Pharma Shares Are Trading Higher Today?

The FDA has recently modified the AcelRx Pharmaceuticals Inc's (NASDAQ:ACRX) Dsuvia Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) requirements for healthcare setting audits. The Dsuvia REMS program aims to mitigate the risk of respiratory depression resulting from accidental exposure by ensuring that DSUVIA is dispensed only to patients in certified medically supervised healthcare settings. In…

Daily Mirror

'Being kind to ourselves is key in the battle against depression'

Dr Miriam Stoppard explains how mindfulness-based cognitive therapy could shake up the way we treat people who are fighting feelings of worthlessness and depression

The Independent UK

Cody Ackland told he may die in prison for murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod

The aspiring musician told a psychiatrist that killing the 18-year-old had soothed ‘feelings of depression and resentment’.

The Conversation

Psychedelics: how they act on the brain to relieve depression

Up to 30% of people with depression don’t respond to treatment with antidepressants. This may be down to differences in biology between patients and the fact that it often takes a long time to respond to the drugs – with some people giving up after a while. So there is…

Mic

What does a healthy relationship with our past look like?

On her podcast, Laura Leigh Abby shares how she finally moved past her past. Here's how you can, too.

Daily Mirror

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle breaks down in tears while speaking about daughter's suicide

The Commons speaker spoke movingly about his experience of suicide while introducing members of the band New Order at an event in Parliament about suicide and depression

Irish Mirror

Angela Scanlon's moment with daughter that 'kicked me into action' on depression

The presenter and mum-of-two talks about her new book Joyrider, and how her own path to healing and self-help has guided her work

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