4 days ago by Janice Wood

New Study Fails to Tie Antidepressant to Suicide in Kids is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever A new analysis of clinical trial data has found that treatment with the antidepressant fluoxetine (brand name Prozac) did not affect the risk of suicide in chi ...

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72 days ago by Rick Nauert PhD

Trained Peers Better at Aiding Autistic Kids with Social Skills is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever A new study suggests training peers can help children with autism spectrum disorder improve their social skills, even more than a direct adult-led inter ...

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73 days ago by Keira

There are a number of ailments that women are actually at risk for developing without actually realizing it. For example, heart disease risk factors for women are much more significant than for men in many situations. Depression seems to affect more women than it does men. According to the National ...

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79 days ago by Grey Steppenwolf

'1 in 10 will suffer from mental illness' Common disorders include depression and alcohol abuse: Study By Chang Ai-Lien, The Straits Times, 19 Nov 2011 MORE than one in 10 people in Singapore will be stricken by mental illness in their lifetime, according to a large, new study here. Many are likely ...

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84 days ago by Traci Pedersen

New Intervention Program Benefits Preschoolers with Depression is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever Preschoolers who display symptoms of depression are better able to function and regulate their emotions when taught through a new psychosocial approach, ...

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101 days ago by Rick Nauert PhD

College Students Have Trouble Recognizing Disordered Eating is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever A new study warns that although they are the prime demographic for developing eating disorders, many college students fail to notice the warning signs. The ...

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135 days ago by Rick Nauert PhD

Use of ADHD Meds Has Grown Steadily is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever A new government report finds that using prescribed stimulants to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has grown steadily, though slowly. However, researchers note ...

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174 days ago by Traci Pedersen

Mouse Study: Neuron Growth in Adult Brain Buffers Stress is a post from: Beat Depression FOREVER Follow us at Facebook/BeatDepressionForever The effects of stress are lessened through the growth of new neurons in the adult brain, according to a National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) mouse study. ...

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179 days ago by admin

This is an excerpt on some of the centenarians (Ann Cooper, Wilford “Bill” Miller, Mary Warner) in the Georgia Centenarian Study from the documentary movie, The Georgia Centenarian Study (produced by Dr. Leonard W. Poon and Alan Stecker). You can read more about the Centenarian Study on our website ...

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196 days ago by Keira

There are a number of ailments that women are actually at risk for developing without actually realizing it. For example, heart disease risk factors for women are much more significant than for men in many situations. Depression seems to affect more women than it does men. According to the National ...

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