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Ask the doctor: Do antidepressants cause cataracts?

Is it true that some antidepressants might cause cataracts?

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What is reminiscence therapy?

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Simple Changes, Big Rewards: A practical, easy guide for healthy, happy living

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Managing dental phobia

Dental phobia can be treated successfully with several different strategies, and using them in combination often results in a better outcome.

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Coping with the stress of caregiving

In addition to the stress of caring for a relative or friend with a brain illness, caregivers are at greater risk of developing anxiety, depression, a chronic illness, or of premature death. Information, support, and respite care can ease the burden.

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School-based safety interventions

Schools seeking to prevent or reduce violence are using screening tools to identify students who may be suffering from depression. The goal is to create an environment where students feel they are connected to the school community.

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In Brief: Mindfulness may rival medication at preventing depression relapse

A study found that a program of mindfulness therapy was about as effective as a maintenance dosage of medication at preventing a relapse of depression.

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Options for mild or moderate depression

Patients with milder or moderate symptoms of depression may benefit from psychotherapy, relaxation techniques, and exercise before considering use of an antidepressant medication.

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Merits of psychodynamic therapy

Psychodynamic therapy is in some ways similar to psychoanalysis, though it typically does not last as long. Research supports its use for a variety of mental health disorders.

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In Brief: Fish, omega-3 fatty acids, and pregnancy

Taking an omega-3 supplement during pregnancy does not significantly reduce the likelihood of experiencing postpartum depression.

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