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    10 Things You Don't Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder
    Many feel winter is nothing but cold, dark days and nights full of snow and ice and nothing to look forward to. Many do not look forward to autumn, either, because they know that winter will soon be coming. Those who become depressed over it may have something called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). They may feel depressed, irritable, and tired. Their activity levels decrease, and they find themselves in bed more often. This depression disorder not only affects their health, but it also affects their everyday life, including their job performance and friendships. Come in out of the dark, and into the light, by clicking on this link.
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    An Overview of Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
    ECT, or electro-convulsive therapy, is highly effective in treating severe Major Depression, as well as in some forms of recurrent Major Depression, but with one major problem--memory loss. Something like the movie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", Electroconvulsive Therapy is also nicknamed "shock therapy". Want to learn more? Click on the link to read on.
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    Child AbuseWatch.net
    Depression is a mean, mean, mean dog. It can bite, chew, and tear up those who suffer from it, leaving them ragged, torn, and skewered. Read more about Depression's Black Dog.
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    Defeating Depression's Funk-to-Fat Cycle
    Do you feel depressed? Overeating and or gorging? This article can help you understand how to set up fitness goals that can help with a person who is depressed, and who needs exercise. Exercise can ease depression and help a person become motivated. Motivated to find out how? Click on...
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    Depression and chronic back pain
    Even though it is not always recognized and/or treated, clinical depression is estimated to be four times greater in people with chronic back pain than in the general population. This article discusses the interrelationship between depression and chronic back pain and helps patients recognize the signs of depression.
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    Depression and the Elderly
    In our natural life process, aging can be a time of loneliness, aches and even depression. In the article, Dr. Framingham helps to show that depression can occur in the elderly and that it does need to be treated. Listed in the article are items to watch out for which may tell of elderly depression, and how to tell the difference between "the blues" and depression itself.
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    Depression in Cancer Patients
    Living with cancer must be horrible enough without having the emotional problems intertwined with everything else. Sadly, it cannot happen that way, and those who suffer from cancer also experience depression and anger. How can a person cope with their anxiety and depression, and does psychological treatment work for those who have cancer? Click on the link to find out.
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    Depression: Down But Not Out
    Depression is almost as common as a cold. Many have claimed to have it at least once or twice in their lives. It is even heard of much more nowadays due to the increase of psychological studies and medicines. Discussed in this article is the fact, that even though a person may have depression, he is not completely down for the count. Click on the link to find out more.
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    Diabetes and Depression
    Several studies suggest that diabetes doubles the risk of depression compared to those without the disorder. The chances of becoming depressed increase as diabetes complications worsen. Research shows that depression leads to poorer physical and mental functioning, so a person is less likely to follow a required diet or medication plan. Treating depression with psychotherapy, medication, or a combination of these treatments can improve a patient's well-being and ability to manage diabetes. This article describes the association between diabetes and depression.
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    Frequently Asked Questions about Depression
    In this Frequently Asked Questions article, Dr. Bressert answers these questions: I think I’m depressed, where do I start? It seems that more people are depressed nowadays than in the past. Is the rate of depression increasing? What is the difference between grief and depression? What are some of the risk factors associated with developing depression? When is being depressed a normal reaction and when is it truly major depression? How do most people react when they are diagnosed with depression? What can I expect regarding other people’s reaction?
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    Genes to Cognition Online
    Genes to Cognition (G2C) Online is about modern neuroscience. It focuses on cognitive disorders, cognitive processes, and research approaches and includes 750+ unique items. Six disorders are covered including ADHD, Alzheimer's disease, autism, bipolar disorder, depression, and schizophrenia.
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    Holiday Stress: A Resourceful Survivor's Guide
    Spending all that money on Christmas, or any other holiday got you down? Tired of always shopping, running around, wishing others "Happy Holidays!" and tired of nonstop cheer? According to Dr. McGregor, here’s your chance to enjoy a serene Christmas—or Ramadan or Kwanzaa or Hanukkah. Find out how to survive the holidays by clicking on this article.
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    How Can I Help A Loved One With Depression?
    Do you know someone suffering from depression? Would you like to be able to help them recover? It may feel like a daunting task to do, helping a person who really does not want to be helped. Dr. Bressert has some good ideas within this article on how to best do so.
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    Kelly's St. John's Wort pages for Depression
    Here are the experiences, questions and discussions of thousands of people who suffer from depression. Many visitors who post messages have chosen to take St. John's Wort, 5HTP, SAM-e, or conventional medications to combat their depression. Since 1997, there have been tens of millions of people visiting Kelly's SJW pages.
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    Men and Depression
    Depression is a serious medical condition that involves the body, mood, and thoughts. It affects the way a person eats and sleeps, the way one feels about oneself, and the way one thinks about things. A depressive disorder is not the same as a passing blue mood. It is not a sign of personal weakness or a condition that can be willed or wished away. People with a depressive illness cannot merely "pull themselves together" and get better. Without treatment, symptoms can last for weeks, months, or years. Appropriate treatment, however, can help most people who have depression.
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    Risk Factors for Depression
    In this article, Dr. Haggerty shows how depression can affect anyone at anytime. Certain risk factors may be more likely to those who suffer from depression, however; depression is a mental illness which can strike anyone at any time. Understand the symptoms and feelings, and learn how depression can affect you or the ones you love.
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    Tips for Better Managing Your Stress
    There has to be a better way. Stewing around in life, upset because things did not turn out the way they were supposed to is not the best way to deal with your life. You deserve better. Do you want to learn how to manage your stress better? You do? Click on this article, and find out how.
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    Treatment of Depression with rTMS
    According to Dr. Hauser, a procedure referred to as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, or rTMS, was developed in 1985 to test brain function in healthy individuals, and in those with various types of medical conditions. Recent studies show that rTMS may be used for helping to treat depression. Find out more about this new and exciting treatment by clicking on this article.
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    Types of Depression Unique to Women
    It is a true fact. Women do have depression that men themselves do not suffer from. Women suffer from certain types of depression due to their special physiology and hormones. Estrogen, which can help impact moods, is a huge part of the depressive process. Reading this article will help women (and men as well) understand that women do have a lot to worry about--and reading this will also hopefully help people to seek for recovery.
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    Vagus Nerve Stimulator
    This is an informational site for the millions of people suffering from chronic depression (or their loved ones). On June 15th, 2004 the FDA's Neurological Advisory Panel recommended approval of the vagus nerve stimulator as a treatment for chronic depression.
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