The best holidays for your health, according to doctors
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9 Signs You Might Benefit from an ESA or Service Dog for Anxiety
In recent years, more and more research points to the effectiveness of emotional support animals and service dogs for mental ...
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MLB Injury History and Risk – Outfield (Part One)
Dave Funnel looks at the top few tiers of MLB outfielders and assesses their injury risk for 2025 fantasy baseball.
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Depression Speeds Up Physical Illness
Adults with a history of depression develop long-term physical conditions about 30% faster than those without, according to a large study.
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Mothering Adult Children With Chronic Illness
What are the similar and different stressors that mothers of adult children with physical chronic illnesses experience when compared to psychiatric illnesses?
SAD: How winter weather can affect mental health
Many know about the physical effects of cold weather, but mental health experts warn that winter can also lead to issues like Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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Many Aging Vietnam War Vets Are Still Battling PTSD, Along With Chronic Illnesses, That Combat Exposure May Make More Likely, New Research Finds
Two groundbreaking studies shed light on combat’s lasting physical and psychological damage more than 50 years on.
‘Overthinking Causes, Mental, Physical Ailments’
Psychiatrist Dr Satyakant Trivedi has written a book, Overthinking Se Azadi. Free Press talked to him on the issue. Excerpts: ...
Depression can speed onset of long-term physical illness, study says
Depression hits the whole body, speeding the onset of long-term physical ills as people age, new research contends.
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Seniors, Could Working Later in Life Be Healthy?
Most people who stay on the job past age 50 report it helps their physical/mental health and well-being Positive work ...
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People with depression develop long-term health conditions quicker than those without, study finds
Adults who have experienced depression develop long-term physical conditions about 30% faster than those without depression, a new study finds. Authors of the report said depression needs to be viewed ...
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Adults With Depression Likely Develop Physical Conditions 30% Faster
The large UK Biobank study finds depression a significant risk predictor for developing chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis, hypertension, and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.