depression

  1. AceFace

    Help

    Hi my name is Simon, I have been type 2 for 15 years, on tablets, I have just come back from my referral and I now need insulin injections, im so scared, I don't know what to expect im afraid of hypos, can I go on holiday? Feeling really shocked and down
  2. Northerner

    Depression: A revolution in treatment?

    It's not very often we get to talk about a revolution in understanding and treating depression and yet now doctors are talking about "one of the strongest discoveries in psychiatry for the last 20 years". It is based around the idea that some people are being betrayed by their fiercest...
  3. L

    I've been recently diagonised and I'm terrified I'm going to die young

    I can't stop crying. I've tried so hard to keep myself healthy and would only snack in moderation. I feel like I'm forever cursed. I'm scared I'm going to die before I'm 30. I know I will because I'm handicapped, yes, I can do things but I can't cope by myself, I find cooking so complicated and...
  4. B

    How do you cope?

    I've had it 3 months now and it's the third time my medication has been changed! And now they are testing me for like 4 more conditions it's just so much!
  5. Northerner

    New blood test targets depression

    UK scientists have developed a blood test to help doctors pick the best drug for patients with depression. Medics currently have to rely on trial and error, meaning around half of the time the first type of antidepressant given fails to work. The researchers from King's College London say...
  6. Northerner

    Magic mushrooms 'promising' in depression

    A hallucinogenic chemical in magic mushrooms shows promise for people with untreatable depression, a short study on just 12 people hints. Eight patients were no longer depressed after the "mystical and spiritual" experience induced by the drug. The findings, in the Lancet Psychiatry, showed...
  7. Northerner

    GPs like me can't help mental health patients in 10 minutes – it's cruel

    The word compassion in all Latin derived languages combines the prefix, with (com) and the root, to bear or suffering (passio). For a doctor and all health professionals this is a given prerequisite. We suffer with our patients. It is the essential penance we shoulder in return for the wondrous...
  8. Northerner

    New digital healthcare service to help people battling depression

    Health specialist Inhealthcare, which works with NHS organisations across the UK to digitise care, is expanding its services into mental healthcare. The Harrogate-based company is developing digital services to help people suffering from low-level depression and anxiety. The announcement...
  9. Northerner

    How depression may compound risk of type 2 diabetes

    Depression may compound the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in people with such early warning signs of metabolic disease as obesity, high blood pressure and unhealthy cholesterol levels, according to researchers from McGill University, l'Université de Montréal, the Institut de recherches...
  10. Northerner

    Treating major depression in older adults with diabetes may lower risk of death

    According to a new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, effective treatment for depression could go a long way toward improving health status and even preventing death among older adults who also have diabetes. Researchers assessing depression care...
  11. Northerner

    When I feel unutterably sad, there’s only one thing that helps: exercise

    One in seven people in the UK admit that they have taken no exercise in the past 10 years, according to a poll by the British Heart Foundation. The excuses for this ranged from laziness to bad weather, and some even claimed that they found exercise too boring to contemplate. Up until a couple of...
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