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Prolonged Pain Reshapes The Brain's Memory Centre, Influencing Depression Risk: Study
Changes to one's hippocampus, the brain's memory centre, in response to prolonged pain could be an important factor for why some people develop depression in chronic pain, while others do not, according to a study.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Healthiest Ayurvedic Herbs For The Changing Weather
Adding these herbs to your diet can help compact and better manage diseases common during weather change.
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Study Says Too Much Sleep Might Be Bad For You, Here's How
Studies have linked excessive sleep more than what's typically recommended for ones age with various health concerns, including depression, chronic pain, weight gain, and metabolic disorders.
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Top 6 Foods That Can Help Boost Your Vitamin D Levels
Some of the common symptoms of vitamin D deficiency are getting sick very often, tiredness, chronic pain the bones, depression, digestive issues, trouble in sleeping, excessive sweating, inflammation and swelling, wounds that do not heal quickly and weak bones.
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Depression Can Now Be Treated Without Medication
Acceptance and commitment therapy is a form of Cognitive behavioural therapy which primarily focuses on mindful suppressing, managing, and controlling of emotional experiences people go through due to chronic pain.
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Ancient Healing: How Acupuncture Could Treat Chronic Pain and Depression
Acupuncture can boost the effectiveness of standard medical care, reducing the severity of chronic pain and depression, says a new study.
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That Backache May Start Somewhere Else
About 85 percent of adults younger than 50 have experienced it at least once, and the onset of chronic back pain most frequently occurs between the ages of 30 and 50.
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Evidence Points to a Better Way to Fight Insomnia
Consistent sleeplessness that causes some daytime problems is all it takes to be considered an insomniac.
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Prolonged Pain Reshapes The Brain's Memory Centre, Influencing Depression Risk: Study
Changes to one's hippocampus, the brain's memory centre, in response to prolonged pain could be an important factor for why some people develop depression in chronic pain, while others do not, according to a study.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Can Chronic Pain Lead To High Blood Pressure? New Study Says Yes
People with widespread chronic pain had the highest risk of developing high blood pressure -- a 75 per cent increased risk compared to those without pain.
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Healthiest Ayurvedic Herbs For The Changing Weather
Adding these herbs to your diet can help compact and better manage diseases common during weather change.
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Study Says Too Much Sleep Might Be Bad For You, Here's How
Studies have linked excessive sleep more than what's typically recommended for ones age with various health concerns, including depression, chronic pain, weight gain, and metabolic disorders.
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Top 6 Foods That Can Help Boost Your Vitamin D Levels
Some of the common symptoms of vitamin D deficiency are getting sick very often, tiredness, chronic pain the bones, depression, digestive issues, trouble in sleeping, excessive sweating, inflammation and swelling, wounds that do not heal quickly and weak bones.
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Depression Can Now Be Treated Without Medication
Acceptance and commitment therapy is a form of Cognitive behavioural therapy which primarily focuses on mindful suppressing, managing, and controlling of emotional experiences people go through due to chronic pain.
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Ancient Healing: How Acupuncture Could Treat Chronic Pain and Depression
Acupuncture can boost the effectiveness of standard medical care, reducing the severity of chronic pain and depression, says a new study.
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That Backache May Start Somewhere Else
About 85 percent of adults younger than 50 have experienced it at least once, and the onset of chronic back pain most frequently occurs between the ages of 30 and 50.
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Evidence Points to a Better Way to Fight Insomnia
Consistent sleeplessness that causes some daytime problems is all it takes to be considered an insomniac.
