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Researchers used MEG to uncover five distinct brain connectivity subtypes of depression, revealing contrasting neural activity under the same diagnosis.
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A new review suggests that depression might be better understood as a collection of symptoms as opposed to a single brain disorder.
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The film adaptation of John Grogan’s heart-rending memoir Marley and Me became a box office phenomenon in 2008, its depiction of a beloved family pet’s death resonating with millions of dog owners.
More than nine out of ten pet parents who have experienced loss of a pet (93%) said it affected their ability to work or carry out daily life, according to new research highlighting the lasting and often overlooked impact of pet bereavement. Almost half (45%) say the loss still affects them, while nearly four in ten (37%) described its impact as very significant. The findings come from The Final Goodbye, a survey of more than 2,000 pet parents nationwide conducted by at-home end-of-life care service Vets at Home in conjunction with Pet Database.
Through group counseling and individual care, UNICEF-supported teams are providing psychosocial support for children and caregivers devastated by flash floods in Nepal.
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Dodsworth & Brown Funeral Home will host a Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial on Oct. 18, inviting Burlington residents to honour pets who have passed
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SEOUL, Sept. 28 (Korea Bizwire) — Losing a pet can bring grief that feels much like losing a member of the family. But for many pet …
A survey found that more than one in four individuals whose pet passed away felt that they didn’t receive any support. Anyone who has experienced pet loss knows the profound sadness it causes, an
“S.S.R.I.s don’t work the same for everybody,” Dr. Anthony Rostain, a psychiatrist and professor, says on “The Opinions.” In a conversation with the Times Opinion contributing writers David Wallace-Wells and Rachael Bedard about the nuances of S.S.R.I. use, he explains why treating depression is complicated by how much we still don’t understand about what causes it.
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Depression in men often hides as anger, exhaustion, overwork, or physical pain. A licensed therapist reveals the subtle signs loved ones miss and how to truly help.
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Five Brain Profiles of Depression Identified
Understanding depression
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