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Paddy Donovan opens up on depression battle ahead of boxing return

“I’ve been depressed, I’ve been down, I’ve had my mental health issues,” Donovan reveals.

Irish Mirror

School closures in the pandemic 'damaging' and left children depressed

School closures were “particularly damaging” with young people’s mental health worsening during periods of national lockdown, new report says

Wales Online

Telehealth Market News: Braxia Scientific Enters Industry By Acquiring Ketamine Treatment Platform In Florida

A researcher and provider of ketamine-assisted treatments for mental health conditions, Braxia Scientific Corp.

Benzinga

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'I took sexual risks and enjoyed the spontaneity... next I'd be suicidal, frail and gaunt' - Author Liam Gildea shares bipolar experience to help others

'These stories sum up my life running from depressive episode into hypomanic'

Irish Mirror

Roman Kemp shares harrowing struggle with depression as he contemplated suicide

Capital FM star Roman Kemp will discuss his fight with depression since the age of 15 in his new book ‘Are You Really OK?’

Daily Mirror

Barton Goldsmith: How to deal with emotional triggers

According to the Mayo Clinic, “suicidal thoughts are the result of feeling like you can’t cope when you’re faced with what seems to be an overwhelming life situation.” The tension and sadness of anxiety and depression have led many people to making the ultimate mistake of stepping out of life…

Tribune News Service

Study: Sometimes stress could be good for brain functioning

The study found that low to moderate levels of stress can help individuals develop resilience and reduce the risk of developing mental health disorders, like depression and antisocial behaviors. Low to moderate stress can also help individuals to cope with future stressful encounters. Full story on Dynamite News:

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The chemical imbalance theory of depression is dead – but that doesn’t mean antidepressants don’t work

Medicine is pragmatic. It has often established that a treatment works well before it has understood how

The Guardian - AU

The chemical imbalance theory of depression is dead, but that doesn't mean antidepressants don't work

The chemical imbalance theory of depression is well and truly dead. A paper by Joanna Moncrieff and colleagues, long-time critics of the effectiveness of antidepressants, has caused a splash. The paper provides a summary of other summaries that confirm there is no evidence to support the idea that depression is…

The Conversation

'Depressed' policeman kills wife, then himself

PHITSANULOK: A police officer said to suffer fits of depression is believed to have shot dead his wife and then killed himself at the Sai Yoi police living quarters in Noen Maprang district on Monday night.

Bangkok Post

Serotonin and depression link not so simple

Comment: Research that questions the evidence for a link between low levels of brain serotonin and depression does not address the wider context of the illness and its impact.

Newsroom.co.nz

Gut instinct: how your diet shapes your mind

There’s a reason our gut is known as the ‘second brain’ – what you eat has an effect on your mind

The Guardian - UK

Ask the Pediatrician: Is it normal to feel overwhelmed after having a baby?

Q: I’m a new mom and I’m really struggling. Is it normal to feel so overwhelmed after having a baby?

Tribune News Service

What a new study on depression does – and does not – tell us about antidepressants and serotonin

One of the lead authors of a study that challenged long-held beliefs about depression speaks to Graig Graziosi about the implications of the research and mixed reactions it’s drawn from the public

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Benzinga

Canadian State-Funded Trial Looks To Understand If Psychedelia Is Necessary For The Therapeutic Effect Of Psilocybin

Mental health and addiction teaching hospital and research center CAMH has recently been awarded Canada's first federal grant by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to study psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.

Daily Mirror

Hidden sign of dementia appears nearly two decades before any clinical symptoms - new study

Fascinating research into Alzheimer's disease could prove to be a real game-changer - and what you can do to reduce your risk of developing the devastating brain disorder

ABC News

Jadiael Tekii uses own experience with mental health to help men in Rockhampton with Project Blokes

Jadiael Tekii did not realise it but he was struggling with anxiety and depression. Now he uses his experience to help other "everyday blokes" and remove the stigma around mental health.

The Independent UK

What a new study on depression does – and does not – tell us about antidepressants and serotonin

One of the lead authors of a study that challenged long-held beliefs about depression speaks to Graig Graziosi about the implications of the research and mixed reactions it’s drawn from the public

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Salon

Is depression your fault, or society's?

Scholars have argued for decades that depression has a social and political cause. A new study reinforces that view

WEKU

Leave It To Beaver star Tony Dow has died

Tony Dow, who played Wally Cleaver on the hit TV show Leave It To Beaver, has died at 77. He had cancer.

Wales Online

Carol Vorderman describes going through the menopause as the 'deepest darkest depression'

The famous TV presenter wants to assure women they never need to be ashamed of going through the menopause

Liverpool Echo

This Morning's Carol Vorderman shares what saved her after 'deep depression' battle

The former Countdown presenter "felt suicidal at times"

The Conversation

The power of short breaks, movement and other practices on improving mental health – 4 essential reads

As of July 16, 2022, people have only to press three digits, 988, to reach the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline when they need help during a mental health crisis.

The Guardian - UK

Memoirs by Robert Lowell review – a poet’s life

A vivid account of childhood, depression and the postwar American literary scene, from the author of Life Studies

The Independent UK

Study to trial outdoor swimming as treatment for depression

Scientists hope ‘ecotherapy’ could replace drugs such as antidepressants

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