Depression

Health care workers have been working for long hours under strenuous conditions. Because of this, Nathaniel Scherer, co-lead author of the systematic review and meta-analysis published Wednesday in PLOS One, said he was not surprised by the numbers. “Previous evidence has shown that these experiences can lead to stress, fatigue and burnout, which can increase […]

Overall markets descend after holiday pull turns into a lull. While higher-priced fruits and berries finally fall, demand remains anemic for vegetable categories. Buyers are cautious due to foodservice and market uncertainty. Despite the overall slump, several items remain at high levels: apples, pears, limes, lemons, grapes, and cabbage. Blue Book has teamed with ProduceIQ

A recent steep decline in testing is partly due to fewer infections. But efforts to vaccinate have also taken away resources from diagnostic operations at a crucial time. ABC News: How Falling Levels Of COVID-19 Tests Could Threaten Pandemic Fight As the effort to vaccinate Americans intensifies, daily COVID-19 test numbers are falling nationwide, an

Michelle Obama shares what caused her ‘low-grade depression’ (2020)  WFMZ Allentown

Michelle Obama tackles the stigma around depression in new video  KHQ Right Now

When should kids be learning about mental health, and who should be teaching it to them?— A question often asked as we face what many are saying is a mental health crisis.We went to Jeannette Myhre Elementary, to find out what steps schools are taking. Schools all across the nation are taking mental health more

Conflict with mothers is an “important predictor” of depression among girls aged between nine and 13, according to a new study, which finds that boys having bad relations with their fathers puts them at a greater risk. The report – the latest tranche of the Economic and Social Research Institute and Trinity College Dublin’s Growing

By Amy Norton HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Oct. 29, 2020 (HealthDay News) — Many women have depression symptoms after giving birth, but for some postpartum depression hangs on for years, a U.S. government study finds. Of nearly 4,900 new mothers researchers followed, one-quarter had depression symptoms at some point in their child’s first three years. And

Michelle Obama tackles the stigma around depression in new video  Shelbynews

The study findings were published March 2 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Lynn Bufka is senior director of practice transformation and quality with the American Psychological Association. She said, when targeting depression, “it’s unclear if exercise alone is sufficient, or if exercise is best when incorporated with more traditional