The pandemic appears to be finally winding down, and we can now take a moment to reflect on what we…
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On March 4, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt inspired a generation with his statement, “The only thing we have to fear…
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If your life is filled with stress, improving your heart rate variability is an easy and highly effective calming strategy. Here’s how to do…
Since World War II, the rate of clinical depression, also called major depressive disorder, has risen tenfold. It’s not surprising,…
The treatment of depression has improved dramatically over the last half-century. The introduction of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in…
We’ve all had nights when we collapse into bed after a stressful day of juggling work, family, caretaking and more.…
Feeling your emotions doesn’t mean you have a psychiatric disorder
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Higher doses and longer use of antidepressants during pregnancy increase the risk of preterm birth and respiratory distress in newborns, according to a new study.
Feeling blue? Check your digestion. You can eat your way to happiness. Naturopathic physician Andrew Rubman shares the food fixes with Sarah Hiner.
There are small, practical steps you can take to prevent or reverse the pandemic blues. And it’s easier to act now than it is to pull yourself out of moderate or severe depressio...
Stress of the pandemic is causing hair loss, mystery rashes, “maskne” and many other skin problems. What to do about it…
