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Women Who Give Birth To Boys More Likely To Suffer From Depression
According to a recent study, women who give birth to males are 71-79 per cent more likely to develop postnatal depression (PND).
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1 in 5 Eldery In India Abused: WHO
Physical and psychological abuse of elders is on a steady rise worldwide and particularly in India as well, which has serious individual and societal costs.
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Easing Labour Pain May Reduce Postpartum Depression in Women
Easing pain during labour through administering epidural anesthesia is likely to decrease the likelihood of postpartum depression in some women, suggests a study.
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Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
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Mother's depression not linked to child's growth
Young children whose mothers have long-lasting postpartum depression do not seem to suffer any ill effects on their growth and weight gain.
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Viagra effective for depressed women
A minimally invasive procedure, retrograde venous embolization, is effective in treating men with fertility problems due to swollen veins.
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Post heart attack depression common in women
Women under the age of 60 years have an increased risk of developing depression after a heart attack as compared to men and older patients.
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Higher risk of depression around menopause
Women who haven't suffered from depression earlier have a higher risk of developing depressive symptoms around menopause.
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Urinary incontinence related to depression
Women with urinary incontinence have double the risk of major depression as compared to women who do not have incontinence.
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Women Who Give Birth To Boys More Likely To Suffer From Depression
According to a recent study, women who give birth to males are 71-79 per cent more likely to develop postnatal depression (PND).
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1 in 5 Eldery In India Abused: WHO
Physical and psychological abuse of elders is on a steady rise worldwide and particularly in India as well, which has serious individual and societal costs.
-
Easing Labour Pain May Reduce Postpartum Depression in Women
Easing pain during labour through administering epidural anesthesia is likely to decrease the likelihood of postpartum depression in some women, suggests a study.
-
Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
-
Mother's depression not linked to child's growth
Young children whose mothers have long-lasting postpartum depression do not seem to suffer any ill effects on their growth and weight gain.
-
Viagra effective for depressed women
A minimally invasive procedure, retrograde venous embolization, is effective in treating men with fertility problems due to swollen veins.
-
Post heart attack depression common in women
Women under the age of 60 years have an increased risk of developing depression after a heart attack as compared to men and older patients.
-
Higher risk of depression around menopause
Women who haven't suffered from depression earlier have a higher risk of developing depressive symptoms around menopause.
-
Urinary incontinence related to depression
Women with urinary incontinence have double the risk of major depression as compared to women who do not have incontinence.
