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Men, Women, and Depression

· · Depression
Q: Is it true that men and women tend to experience depression differently? A: Depression can look very different from one person to the next, though certain symptoms, such as feelings of hopelessness and withdrawing from friends and family, tend to be common, regardless of age, sex, education level, etc. … Read More

The Link Between Depressive Symptoms and Memory Decline

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A study led by researchers from University College London and Brighton and Sussex Medical School found that depressive symptoms and memory decline in older adults are closely linked, each influencing the other over time. The research, published in JAMA Network Open, analyzed 16 years of data from 8,268 adults in … Read More

Take Depression Seriously

In this month’s issue, we’re looking at depression in older adults. Research suggests that rates of depression among people ages 65 and older are lower than they are among middle-aged adults, but that doesn’t mean older adults are immune to the condition. There also is evidence showing that older adults … Read More

Recognize and Treat Depression

· · Depression
According to Mental Health America, more than 2 million adults ages 65 and older suffer from depression. Other estimates have put the number as high as 7 million. Many of them have experienced periods of depression throughout their lives, while for others, depression has set in late. If you are … Read More

Licensed Clinical Social Workers

· · Depression
Q: My niece is getting counseling from a licensed clinical social worker rather than a psychologist or other type of therapist. Is it common for social workers to offer mental health counseling? A: Clinical social work is a specialty area of social work. A licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) is … Read More

Resistance Exercises as Treatment for Mental Health Issues

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A new study highlights the potential of resistance exercise training as an alternative therapy for anxiety and depression, suggesting it could match the benefits of established therapies while also enhancing other health aspects. Published in the journal Trends in Molecular Medicine, the research emphasizes the underexplored role of resistance exercise … Read More

Spotlight on Supplements: Kava

Overview. Kava is a compound (extracted from a plant member of the pepper family called Piper methysticum) native to islands of the western Pacific. The root of the plant is emulsified into a beverage or it can be dried and incorporated into dietary supplement form. Kava may also be called … Read More

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