Depression in the News
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Millions with mental disorders in the developing world are deprived of necessary treatment and care
UK Government plans to establish Care Quality Commission could lead to mental health sidelined
Massage may help infants sleep more, cry less and be less stressed
Research from Warwick University in England suggests that massage may help infants aged under six months to sleep better, cry less and be less stressed. The research team considered nine studies in...
Mental Health Charity welcomes Government's anti-stigma plans, but calls for greater investment
Mental Health charity calls for zero tolerance policy of violence and abuse in inpatient units
UK Mental health charity awards new research grants
Poverty and deprivation – causes of mental health problems in Scottish children
Children from poorer backgrounds in the UK, children in care, asylum-seeker children and those who have witnessed domestic violence, are all at a higher risk of developing mental health problems, a...
Response to: The Depression Report – A New Deal for Depression and Anxiety
New drive to reduce suicide rate for young men in UK
Efforts to reduce the suicide rates in young men in the UK have been launched by the Health Minister. Marking Men's Mental Health week, she published a report outlining the findings of three pilots...
Intermittent Explosive Disorder affects up to 16M Americans
A recent study has found that the little-known mental disorder Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) is more common than previously thought. IED is characterized by episodes of unwarranted anger an...
Children of Depressed Parents at Higher-Risk of Mental Disorders
The results from a 20-year study indicate that the children of depressed parents are at higher risk for psychiatric and medical problems when those children become adults, e.g. in their 30s.
Religion and Spirituality linked to heart-rate variability among cancer survivors
Faith and the use of prayer and religion to manage stress may provide health benefits for cancer survivors. The researchers considered coping strategies associated with healthy variation in heart r...
