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Scientists find hundreds more genetic risk factors for depression

Wider sample used data from across 29 countries and 5m people, with a quarter from non-European ancestries

The Guardian - UK

Global study on depression identifies new genetic risk factors

Researchers from the University of Edinburgh and King’s College London believe the findings offer new insight into the condition.

The Independent UK

Kylie Kelce reveals she has previously experienced postpartum depression

Kylie Kelce - who is expecting baby number four with retired NFL star Jason Kelce -has previously suffered from postpartum depression.

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Woman Finally Talks To Husband After Witnessing Him Turning Into A ‘Robot’: “He Started Crying”

Nowadays, people are faced with so much stress and pressure that it’s just a matter of time before they start feeling overworked or overwhelmed. The post Woman Finally Talks To Husband After Witnessing Him Turning Into A ‘Robot’: “He Started Crying” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Is a brain-stimulation headset the answer to depression?

The makers of a device that delivers small electrical impulses to the brain are hailing the technology as a groundbreaking mental health treatment, but others are sceptical

The Guardian - UK

'I was taking 3 grams a night': Why men are using ketamine to treat their depression

Elon Musk is a fan of it, Matthew Perry attempted it before he died. Ketamine has become the buzzy new drug for treating depression, and recreational use in the UK has never been higher. But the lines between medical and recreational can quickly blur

Evening Standard

Coroner issues warning about depression medication after Thomas Kingston death

Mr Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter, ‘was suffering adverse effects of medication’, his inquest was told.

Evening Standard

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Want to ward off the winter blues? Start by counting your steps – new research

Over 330 million people currently suffer from depression worldwide, though the complexity of diagnosis and the heterogeneity of this condition mean that such a figure can only ever be a conservative estimate.

The Conversation

Can plant milk really make you miserable? The nutritionist's verdict

New research has shown that plant-based milk drinkers could be more susceptible to depression, compared with traditional milk drinkers. But why? Louise Pyne reports

Evening Standard

Plant-Based Milk Alternatives Linked To Increased Risk Of Depression: Study Reveals

Researchers have found that drinking plant-based milk alternatives, such as soy, oat, and almond milk, is linked to an increased risk of depression, while semi-skimmed cow's milk may offer protective benefits.

Medical Daily

‘Keeps me grateful’: how volunteering can help older adults

Older adults who volunteer have reduced risk of mortality, more optimism, and have a lower sense of depression and loneliness

The Guardian - US

The big idea: can what you eat change your mind?

From designer drinks to dodgy leftovers, our brain responds to food in surprising ways

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: I was diagnosed with ADHD – and stopped hating myself

After decades of self-doubt and depression, I’ve finally found my place in the world

The Guardian - UK

Americans are taught FDR was the hero of the Great Depression. For one historian, that’s erasure

In a new book, Dana Frank tells stories of the people who ‘made history happen’ through organizing and mutual aid

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Couch potatoes beware! Sitting too much may lead to 19 serious health problems

We all are aware of the dangers of sedentary lifestyle, but knowing that it's linked to at least 19 chronic conditions could perhaps motivate us to make healthier choices. A new study from the University of Iowa says that being a couch potato can surge your medical bills significantly as…

The Guardian - UK

I recovered from depression – and went on to help create a mental health app

The contributions of those who have experienced illnesses themselves are vital to ensuring that health innovations are fit for purpose and, ultimately, meet the needs of patients

The Independent UK

Nerve-stimulation therapy can get people out of severe depression

Participants in clinic trial went from being unable to get out of bed to being productive and interacting with loved ones

Evening Standard

Hospital porter who refused to wear Covid mask loses legal case

Graham Fordham claimed he could not wear a face mask because of his ‘anxiety and depression’.

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Hard Truths: Mike Leigh’s bleakly comic take on depression offers no easy answers

If you were to ask a computer programme to come up with a title for a new Mike Leigh film it could do no better than Hard Truths. Echoing the title of his very first film in 1971, Bleak Moments, Hard Truths represents a variation on the veteran British director’s…

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How to survive winter by hacking your light habits

Many people who live in the northern part of the world suffer extended periods of darkness this time of the year – and often the winter blues. But there are things you can do to boost your health and wellbeing, and prevent winter depression.

The Conversation

Conscious breathing can reduce anxiety and depression – tips for how to do it

Breathing is a thing we do without thinking; it keeps us alive. But there is far more to this most basic of biological functions. Conscious breathing can reduce stress, anxiety and depression and prevent insomnia. Christiane Brems, author and clinical professor in psychiatry and behavioural sciences, describes where to start…

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Americans over 75 have the highest rates of suicide. How to prevent depression in old age, according to AARP

We need to address mental health across the whole life course—including with older people, who are at some of the highest risks of social isolation and death by suicide.

The Guardian - AU

‘A pill for every ill’: doctors say Australia overprescribing antidepressants to mask toxic social conditions

Antidepressants can be helpful but they can’t fix chronic stress caused by social problems like debt, poverty, racism or domestic violence

The Conversation

Climate anger can lead to action – or curdle into despair. We found out why

Strong emotional responses to environmental problems are remarkably common. We know people are angry about climate change – but how many?

Cycling Weekly

I was suicidal, cycling helped get me back on track: Former guitarist lost 40kg and kicked alcohol to ride the height of Everest 12 times

Mark Bruce has climbed the height of the mountain - in a single ride - once a month, every month, for a year after going sober and getting his life back on track

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