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High fish intake linked to reduced risk of depression, study finds

By The Press Association11th September 2015News England

Eating a lot of fish may help reduce the risk of depression, scientists have said. Researchers in China analysed 26 studies involving more than 150,000 participants and found higher fish

Suicide prevention professionals praised as Scottish rates fall

By Iain MacDonald20th August 2015News Scotland

The Scottish suicide rate reduced by 17.8 per cent between the periods 2000-2004 and 2010-2014, according to new figures published. The statistics, published by ISD Scotland and National Record of

New Essex research trial offers free online therapy for depression

By Iain MacDonald3rd August 2015Education & Training

Researchers from the University of Exeter have launched a large-scale research study to improve understanding of treatments that are currently offered to people with depression. The aim of the trial

Cardiff scientists decode schizophrenia’s “Rosetta Stone” gene

By Iain MacDonald29th July 2015News Wales

Cardiff University scientists have identified a critical function of what they believe to be schizophrenia’s “Rosetta Stone” gene that could hold the key to decoding the function of all genes

Depression and personality disorders most common in help to die requests

By The Press Association28th July 2015News England

Depression and personality disorders are the most common diagnoses in psychiatric patients requesting help to die, research has found. The study, published in the online journal BMJ Open, focused on

Researchers hopeful over new drug treatment for depression

By Iain MacDonald14th June 2015News England

Scientists have created a potential new treatment for depression by combining a medication for pain relief with one for combating addiction. Current antidepressants, called SSRIs, increase the level of serotonin

Researchers investigate link between depression and abuse

By The Press Association20th May 2015News England

Doctors should ask men with mental health problems whether they have experienced or carried out domestic violence, researchers have said. A study found male patients visiting their GP with anxiety

New campaign to support research into teenage depression

By Iain MacDonald13th May 2015News England

The University of Reading has launched a new campaign to support research into a new treatment for teenage depression, and to highlight the lack of global research in this area.

Campaign to tackle employment rates of people with depression

By The Press Association21st April 2015News England

Just 8% of MPs believe the NHS is sufficiently prepared to manage depression efficiently, a survey has found. The charity Depression Alliance said that three-quarters (76%) of MPs questioned felt

Mindfulness therapy as effective as anti-depressants, new research

By The Press Association21st April 2015News England

A form of meditation could be as effective as anti-depressants at preventing people relapsing into depression, new research suggests. The study, led by researchers at Oxford University and published in

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Researchers hopeful over new drug treatment for depression

Researchers investigate link between depression and abuse

New campaign to support research into teenage depression

Campaign to tackle employment rates of people with depression

Mindfulness therapy as effective as anti-depressants, new research

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Tag: Depression

High fish intake linked to reduced risk of depression, study finds

Suicide prevention professionals praised as Scottish rates fall

New Essex research trial offers free online therapy for depression

Cardiff scientists decode schizophrenia’s “Rosetta Stone” gene

Depression and personality disorders most common in help to die requests

Researchers hopeful over new drug treatment for depression

Researchers investigate link between depression and abuse

New campaign to support research into teenage depression

Campaign to tackle employment rates of people with depression

Mindfulness therapy as effective as anti-depressants, new research