Labor economist Bill Rodgers said that for most Americans, “this is probably the toughest one year that many have had in their whole lifetime.” According to U.S. Census data, rates of anxiety and depression have skyrocketed. Prior to the pandemic, only 6% to 7% of the population self-identified as anxious or depressed, according to Rodgers. […]
I love a good story. I love it even more when you can hear the story told by a masterful storyteller. It can get better. When you have two masterful storytellers together and they escalate the stories. “I haven’t been on many rivers in the state, but the Santee River is certainly pretty down here
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Speak to a NeuroStar doctor near you here. What Is NeuroStar TMS? NeuroStar Advanced Therapy is a non-drug, non-invasive, FDA-cleared therapy that treats depression at the source. During a NeuroStar treatment session, a magnet similar in strength to that used in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine is used to stimulate nerve cells in the
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Tennis star Naomi Osaka’s decision to exit the French Open after revealing her battles with anxiety and depression has stunned the sports world — and mental health experts hope her candor will help change tennis and other sports for the better. “She’s really bringing a light to mental health in elite sport as it happens,”
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Diabetes burnout can come with feelings of frustration and exhaustion that can make it difficult to follow treatment plans. Joining a support group, switching up your recipes and exercise habits, and accepting your emotions can help you beat diabetes burnout. Finding ways to cope with stress can also help you prevent diabetes burnout from coming
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Bringing home a new baby is a joyful event. As a parent, you’re prepared for the flood of unconditional love, even the sleepless nights and avalanche of toys. What you may not have prepared for is the anxiety and depression that can come after birth. It may start as the “baby blues,” a common condition
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EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Gang-like activity, lice outbreaks and emotionally distraught children lacking basic mental health services. Those are the conditions former contract employees say they witnessed at a migrant children’s center in Fort Bliss. The Department of Health and Human Services opened the Emergency Intake Site (EIS) in late March to temporarily
EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Gang-like activity, lice outbreaks and emotionally distraught children lacking basic mental health services. Those are the conditions former contract employees say they witnessed at a migrant children’s center in Fort Bliss. The Department of Health and Human Services opened the Emergency Intake Site (EIS) in late March to temporarily
Introduction The new coronavirus disease; which emerged in China in December 2019 and which was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, is a new respiratory disease resulting in serious adverse consequences globally.1 The high infectiousness of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS COV-2) and the association of its virulence with fatal consequences
Share on PinterestProf. Wray explains why communication is key. MoMo Productions/Getty Images In this feature, Prof. Alison Wray, from Cardiff University in the United Kingdom, discusses the importance of communication in dementia. She explains why this field of research is both fascinating and vital. Since 2007, Prof. Wray has worked at the Centre for Language
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