Medical Reference Related to Depression
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Tips for Summer Depression
Summer depression is more common than you may think. School’s out. The kids are bored. It’s unbearably hot. Here are tips to help when you’re stressed and depressed in summer.
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Mental Health Warning Signs
A look at the warning signs and symptoms of mental illness.
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Hypothyroidism and Depression
Although hypothyroidism and depression are distinct diseases, they are interconnected in many people’s lives. Find out how.
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Self-Injury
Self-injury, also called self-harm or self-mutilation, is often a sign of deeper problems. Learn more.
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Major Depression (Clinical Depression)
WebMD gives an overview of clinical -- or major -- depression, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment.
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The Link Between Depression and Other Mental Illnesses
WebMD explains depression's link to anxiety and eating disorders and other mental illnesses.
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Maintenance Medications for Depression
People who continue antidepressants for four to five months after they recover from depression reduce their risk of relapse. Here's a summary of maintenance medications for depression.
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Depression Glossary
For simple depression definitions and explanations of treatments, see this depression glossary.
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A Depression Recovery Lifestyle
A healthy lifestyle is important to recovery from depression, and WebMD offers tips to help make recovery successful.
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After Depression: Working on Your Relationships
Depression can affect your relationships, and WebMD offers tips on strengthening relationships and getting support during your recovery. Learn more about depression and relationships.
