Depression: The Times Investigates

June 19, 2010

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The newly formatted Times website is now up and running (although you may have to register to view it). The Mental Health Section takes a comprehensive look at depression.

If you go to your doctor feeling depressed, he is likely to issue you — or your son, your mother, your husband or your boss — with a pale green note that will be a passport to pharmacological contentment. Thanks to his prescription, you or your loved one will join the three million Britons who take antidepressants — maybe Prozac, Seroxat or Zoloft — as part of their daily routine, at a cost of about £300 million to the NHS. continue reading

Source: The Times

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Clinical Depression symptoms June 22, 2010 at 21:38

People suffering depression have besides medication, other methods to cure their sufferings. Treatment in self help techniques such as Mediation, Mindfulness and other alternative method that focus on help cure you naturally by block negative emotion entering your mind.

Such treatment are easy to comprehend and apply and do not require much of your time and money.

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