2 Wonderful Ways That Physical Activity Lifts Depression (M)

Levels of neuroplasticity are typically low in people who are depressed.

Levels of neuroplasticity are typically low in people who are depressed.

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The Simpler Talk Therapy That Treats Depression Effectively (M)

The talk therapy that is quicker (and cheaper) than cognitive-behavioural therapy.

The talk therapy that is quicker (and cheaper) than cognitive-behavioural therapy.

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The Best Way To Protect Yourself Against Depression (M)

The study identified more than 100 different changes that people could make to their lives to reduce depression risk.

The study identified more than 100 different changes that people could make to their lives to reduce depression risk.

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Toxic Workplaces Quadruple Depression Risk (M)

Toxic workplaces usually flow from poor management priorities, practices and values and can lead to long working hours.

Toxic workplaces usually flow from poor management priorities, practices and values and can lead to long working hours.

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Gas Relieves Treatment-Resistant Depression In 1 Hour (M)

Around 15 percent of people with depression do not respond to conventional approaches like psychotherapy and medication.

Around 15 percent of people with depression do not respond to conventional approaches like psychotherapy and medication.

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