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Depression in men and women: Men become silent in depression, but women talk more; does this disease also see gender differences?
Depression: The gender gap in depression is profound. Let us explain why there is such a difference in depression between men ...
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Surprising Genetic Link Between Women’s Depression and Metabolic Health
Is the key to understanding women’s higher rates of depression hidden in their DNA? A major international study by scientists ...
Women have long been thought to have much higher rates of depression than men, but when alternative and traditional symptoms of depression are considered, these sex disparities disappear, new research ...
Researchers compared risk for depression in patients with long-term breast cancer and those without breast cancer.
Women with vs without hyperemesis gravidarum were more likely to have pre- and postpregnancy depression. Women with vs without hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) have significantly greater odds of a ...
Objective: We sought to examine whether higher rates of depression in women than in men can be explained partially by the artifact hypothesis, which suggests that when both sexes have the same ...
A study links poor diet to higher depression risk in women aged 40 to 50. Eating many processed foods and added sugars may increase depression chances. Experts suggest a plant-based diet and more ...
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Post-partum depression has been diagnosed for 50 years. Why are we still confused by it?
Becoming a parent means meeting the needs of a totally dependent child while reorganizing your emotional, marital and social ...
Long-term breast cancer survivors have a higher risk for developing depression, particularly if they have insomnia, according ...
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