They won't be in depression I won't let that happen.
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One area in which Dimock lagged was in depression screening.
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But in depression, people will say, 'Maybe we don't need medicine.
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Ketamine might emerge as the next big breakthrough in depression treatment.
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"There's no precedent for drugs like this in depression," Chancellor said.
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Consequently, the study may offer the most guidance in depression research.
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There has been no major breakthrough in depression medication for 30 years.
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Ketamine has shown reduction in depression in as little as 40 minutes.
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A big fall in depression, anxiety, and other forms of mental illness.
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Greece is still in depression, no better than it was a year ago.
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But it's hard to isolate whether this rise reflects a genuine increase in depression.
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Together, the text and images highlight the pain, but also the beauty in depression.
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King Kong and the film crew wind up in Depression-era New York City.
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These observations suggested that maybe serotonin didn't matter in depression so much as glutamate.
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"It switches off regions of the brain that are overactive in depression," Nutt said.
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This was perhaps the first evidence that the glutamate system might be important in depression.
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CTE is a progressive degenerative brain disease that can manifest in depression, disorientation and aggression.
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But there's another angle that's underexplored: the role of gender in depression and bipolar disorder.
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Unfortunately, we've seen an uptick in self-mutilation, and we've seen an uptick in depression.
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The researchers also noticed a major reduction in depression, along with a low dropout rate.
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And while it's also implicated in depression, it hasn't been studied extensively as a stimulation target.
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These highly intelligent and emotional mammals lack sufficient stimulus, resulting in depression, listlessness, irritability, and anxiety.
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She explained some of these regions are involved in memory, while others are implicated in depression.
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The exercise group also had greater improvements in depression symptoms, sleep quality and obstructive sleep apnea.
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Overall, these benefits promote increased life satisfaction and a reduction in depression and other health issues.
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The study argued that this "may account for the increases in depression and suicide," among younger generations.
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When the decision was made for me, I didn't want to waste any time languishing in depression.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt bounced socialists, who were extremely active in Depression-era politics, from his administration.
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Perhaps because of this fact, treatment for depression has not risen along with the rise in depression itself.
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Many are calling ketamine the biggest advance in depression treatment in years and even the future of psychiatry.
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The show, written and directed by Conor McPherson, explores the struggles of boardinghouse residents in Depression-era Minnesota.
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" In fact, "submissive behavior in depression was significantly associated with angry thoughts and feelings, but not aggressive behaviors.
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Family characteristics, social context, parenting style and other environmental factors can also play a role in depression, Piche said.
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Given the psychological burden that Millennials bear compared to earlier generations, we can also expect an increase in depression.
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Hormones likely play some role in depression, Rudorfer says, noting that the gap first rears its head in puberty.
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Story at a glance Pining after happiness can result in depression, for Westerners at least, according to recent research.
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But those same participants did not see a decrease in depression symptoms after receiving ketamine and opioid-blocker naltrexone.
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In depression clinical studies, for instance, researchers find around one-third of patients get better without drugs or placebo.
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That study, many have noted, measured a fairly small increase in depression and could have been confounded by other factors.
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The plot will revolve around the grownup version of Jane and Michael Banks as they live in Depression-era London.
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Scientists believe repeated head trauma causes CTE, a progressive degenerative brain disease that can manifest in depression, disorientation and aggression.
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Plot A play with music about a young black woman in Depression-era Memphis who longs to sing the blues.
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A handful of studies also showed improvements in depression, self-efficacy for managing pain and improvements in physical activity levels.
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"Neurons start to maladaptively fire together in depression…There's a spreading of that," making it more likely to spark psychosis.
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While we don't know the exact cause for this increase, it may reflect an increase in depression in the population.
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Participants who reduced their time on social sites saw a statistically significant decrease in depression and loneliness, according to the study.
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"If someone you know and respect commits suicide, then there is a risk in depression of a copycat suicide," he added.
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In mania you see nothing but mad, brilliant, glimmering opportunity; in depression you are blind to everything except your own despair.
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This study is the first to look at trends in depression across gender, income, and education level over the last decade.
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When stuck in depression, one tends to withdraw further and further from life, perpetuating a downward spiral of detachment and despair.
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The statistic highlights several issues plaguing millennials, like a rise in depression and "deaths of despair," unaffordable living costs, and burnout.
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"There's such a strong absence of emotions in depression," he tells me, that sometimes getting a tattoo helps you feel something.
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The scientists believe it's the differing patterns of connectivity that, in part, cause the wide range of symptoms seen in depression.
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Self-care techniques, including meditation, improved diet, and movement and exercise, raise levels of neurotransmitters that may be compromised in depression.
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As a newly-sober person, it's common to feel an uptick in depression and anxiety, because you aren't self-medicating your symptoms.
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Hadestown is set in depression-era New York City instead of ancient Greece, and also interweaves the story of Persephone and Hades.
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I think Gina internalizes a lot of things, and that just manifests itself in depression and drinking and not making smart decisions.
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"Participants who reduced their time on social sites saw a statistically significant decrease in depression and loneliness," reports The Verge's Casey Newton.
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They found a majority of the studies showed anti-inflammatories were linked to a significant reduction in depression symptoms compared to placebos.
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"Both regions, the DLPFC and amPFC have been implicated in depression many times before and both regions interact heavily," Pezawas tells me.
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It's complicated One reason for the increase in depression and suicidal behaviors may be more stress and pressure on kids, Beresin said.
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But those past studies showed only that exercise and depression are linked, not that exercise actually causes a drop in depression risk.
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And a cesspool of hateful rhetoric and vile social media has contributed to the rise in depression and even suicide among young people.
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One hypothesis is that it interacts with a glutamate receptor called NMDA that had never previously been thought to be involved in depression.
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Each one-unit increase in depression, meanwhile, was linked to 42 percent higher odds that parents would pressure kids to clean their plates.
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Monday's study in Pediatrics also cited cyber-bullying and "problematic mobile phone use" as reasons why girls might be seeing larger increases in depression.
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In the preview, Blunt, 35, makes an epic entrance when one of the next generation of Bankses is playing outside in Depression-era London.
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One month on and nine patients reported reduced symptoms of depression, while four experienced "a clinically significant drop in depression severity" following the therapy.
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After six months on the job, both genders experienced a sharp rise in depression scores — but the effect was much more pronounced for women.
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Born in 1930 into a middle-class black family in Depression-era Chicago, Hansberry seemed almost predestined to rock the boat of American culture.
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"We are worried about adolescents in particular showing increases in depression and anxiety, and trying to understand what's driving all of this," she said.
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The second presents a young naked man on a floor and a young naked woman on a bed, both apparently fathoms deep in depression.
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"There's certainly evidence that cyberbullying may be connected to an increase in depression particularly among girls, maybe an increase in suicide," Dr. Shain said.
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Greece has argued that, in depression-like economic conditions, Greeks cannot afford pension cuts, especially when pensioners are now the only breadwinners in many families.
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His pitch: for lawmakers to relax tax rules that Mr. Trump said had strangled the real estate industry and left the country mired in depression.
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They've already been shown to reduce anxiety in dying cancer patients, and they target chemicals in the brain that are involved in depression and anxiety.
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By then, as she acknowledged in an interview with The New York Times Magazine in 2005, she was virtually unemployable, an alcoholic mired in depression.
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Social media: Yang has proposed a federal department to oversee social media, citing "a huge surge in depression, anxiety, and emotional issues" on ABC's This Week.
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"To our knowledge, the present study is the first to present a developmental analysis of variations in depression and various types of screen time," researchers wrote.
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Sussman warns that there's diurnal variation in depression, meaning that in almost all cases patients report feeling their symptoms gradually subside as the day goes on.
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Employers are taking mental health more seriously after studies showed an increase in depression and anxiety among millennials and the impact those issues have on productivity.
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Her story lives on in Depression-era newspaper headlines like "Policewoman Seizes Two Men Without Aid" (1936) and "Woman Detective Draws Pistol in Fifth Avenue" (1938).
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Rises in depression and 'deaths of despair'The report found that rates of depression and hyperactivity among American millennials increased by about 30% from 2014 to 2017.
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"Before the study was performed, we did not know which brain areas the lateral orbitofrontal cortex might be especially linked to in depression," Rolls told Motherboard.
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Mood disorders are common after concussions, and collaborative care appeared to make a bigger dent in depression symptoms than the usual approach, the study also found.
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"To our knowledge, the present study is the first to present a developmental analysis of variations in depression and various types of screen time," the researchers wrote.
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This population is already experiencing higher mortality rates, due in part to the increase in depression, suicide and drug overdoses among white, middle-aged men and women.
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According to a 2400 review of the research on SAMe published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, methylation has been documented to be a factor in depression.
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Differences in depression scores based on age and income were also more pronounced one year before death, and became less pronounced closer to death, the study found.
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Now you might argue that such disconnectedness is thematically appropriate to a tale of lonely women in futile search of soul mates in Depression-era St. Louis.
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Most contemporary scholars agree that Wood suffered an unhappy marriage because he was a closeted gay man, though no such words were uttered in Depression-era America.
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In Depression-era Montana, Penney's was top-notch employment, especially to a senior at Custer County High who grew up raising chickens on the outskirts of town.
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CBD acts on more than 65 different types of chemical receptors throughout the brain and body, such as serotonin receptors, which are implicated in depression and anxiety.
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In another story in "Orange World," two young women in Depression-era Oregon take a chairlift up to a party and find only dead men celebrating there.
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Doctors have long understood that people with psychiatric disorders may speak differently than individuals who do not have mental health problems, researchers note in Depression and Anxiety.
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So, for the new study, which was published this month in Depression and Anxiety, researchers at Harvard University and other institutions decided to look into those issues.
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J&J's esketamine, used in combination with a newly prescribed antidepressant, works by restoring the nerve cell connections in the brain, leading to an improvement in depression symptoms.
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The resulting fractures on the simulated ball-shaped skulls resulted in depression fractures that were deep enough to displace bone and produce cracks that spread throughout the skull.
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In a new study, researchers looked at how inflammation may change the way one neurotransmitter works in your brain — and how that change may be involved in depression.
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Born into an Armenian family that fled from genocide in Ottoman Turkey, he grew up in Depression America with a passion for social justice that shaped his reporting.
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The dreams of the other group, meanwhile—those who would stay mired in depression— tended to be simple and unemotional, with the dreamer occupying a more passive role.
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After leaving Cassie's house sobbing earlier in "Depression" over being criticized for her new personality, all of which is influenced by camming, is Kat done with the life forever?
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In depression, I guess, it would be bad news for the people who sell Paxil and Zoloft and Prozac if this works as well as they think it does.
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Cornell was both a friend and a hero to Bennington, someone who was also a one-of-a-kind vocalist and a partner in struggle — in addiction, in depression.
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We saw differences that were striking in a number of circuits including those that change in depression, including those involved in feelings, other parts that are involved in thinking.
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" While these shifts are well-known within the medical community, unpleasant taste is what researchers S. M. Miller and Graham J. Naylor describe as a "neglected symptom in depression.
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I had raced through LA rush-hour traffic that morning when I'd heard there was a last-minute cancellation at a clinic specializing in depression and anxiety during pregnancy.
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By 6½ months, after all patients had received psilocybin, about 60% to 80% showed clinically significant reductions in depression, anxiety and existential distress and and improved attitudes toward death.
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I weighed the unknown risks for my son at the theater against the known harm of stewing in depression at home, and I opted for my own self-interest.
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Among Athens, Georgia's hodgepodge of frat rats from the University of Georgia, rednecks, and Jeff Mangum–worshipping musicians lies Nuçi's Space: a suicide-prevention center specializing in depression for musicians.
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After 12 weeks, the EPA group saw a 50 percent drop in depression, a 45 percent decrease in suicidal thinking, and a 33 percent reduction in the perception of stress.
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If we're counting costs, then a tenfold increase in depression is a huge one, with an emotional cost to our population that's immeasurably bigger than the half-trillion dollars a
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Significantly more of the people who got the treatment targeting the alpha oscillations ended up with at least a 50 percent reduction in depression symptoms, compared to the other groups.
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With cancer we see uncontrolled cellular division and the spread of cancer cells throughout the body, and in depression we see the workings of neurotransmitters and how molecules affect mood.
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There is some evidence that girls, who have shown greater rates of increase in depression than boys, experience more cyberbullying because of their greater use of mobile phones and texting.
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This, it initially seems, is where the play is headed — a glimpse of life in Depression-era Harlem through the eyes of its residents, a meditation on hopes and dreams.
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Whatever the cause, the statistic highlights several issues plaguing millennials, like a rise in depression and "deaths of despair" (death from drugs, alcohol and suicide), unaffordable living costs and burnout.
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Page plays Vanya as withdrawn, practically a portrait in depression and social isolation, though the plot seems likely to give her a chance to show more range as the season progresses.
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It took years for Ms Morrison to bring to life the story of Pecola Breedlove, a black girl from a troubled home in Depression-era Ohio who prays for blue eyes.
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In addition to finding a sharp rise in depression among teenagers, the researchers saw that depression is most common in populations that have little access to healthcare — including mental health experts.
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Burnout could be tied to the 47% increase in depression diagnosis among millennials since 2013, Blue Cross Blue Shield report — yet many of them don't seek help due to financial constraints.
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While reliable statistics on the suicide rate among U.S. farmers aren't available, states with high agricultural populations have seen a noticeable rise in depression, calls to suicide hotlines and recorded deaths.
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The 1937 version is delicate and stripped of '30s Hollywood glamour, and Ms. Gaynor is a light in Depression-era darkness, and not dolled up like Jean Harlow or Joan Crawford.
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She doesn't believe that Twenge sufficiently ruled out alternative explanations for the rise in depression and suicide, noting that the study didn't include measures to assess students' stress level about the future.
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Why it matters: Physically, the iGen are safer than previous generations, but psychologically they are much more vulnerable to mental illness, including serious upticks in depression and suicide, according to the report.
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The new tale, as penned by screenwriter David Magee, is set in Depression-era London and finds Mary Poppins returning to help the family rediscover joy after Michael suffers a personal loss.
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Instead, the main changes they saw were decreases in depression, stress, mind-wandering; increases in absorption (as in, getting absorbed in an activity) and neuroticism—effects people did not predict as much.
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But the findings are open to interpretation, as they are based on trends and can't prove causation, Vandoros added, nor do they imply an overall increase in depression for the entire country.
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Even so, the results mirror a rise in depression diagnoses in the general population, said Myrna Weissman, a researcher at Columbia University in New York City who wasn't involved in the study.
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" They explain, "Altered taste has been reported in depression and anxiety, but there has been little investigation of the chemosensory deficit, which seems surprising given the potential impact on quality of life.
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A series of apparently homeless men and women appear next, including a young woman with a sign reading "Homeless Hungry Pregnant," while archival footage of men in Depression-era clothing appears superimposed.
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The prevailing theory is that it affects the brain's glutamate system, which scientists now realize may be involved in depression, rather than the better-known serotonin pathway used by drugs like Prozac.
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On the contrary, based on the teacher feedback, the students in this group were overall rated higher in social and leadership skills, and lower in depression than those in other dating groups.
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Portnoy, who works at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, has written about Jewish professional wrestling in pre-World War II Warsaw and Yiddish Communist puppet theater in Depression-era New York.
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"Acne has a terrible impact on your self-esteem; it has a direct link to increases in depression and is a topic that shouldn't be shamed," Proactiv's general manager Marc Kravets told WWD.
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Studies have reliably shown that anxious people are more sensitive to subliminal information than non-anxious adults, whereas in depression the findings are less reliable: sometimes that sensitivity is observed, sometimes it's not.
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In depression studies, one possibility is that depressed people who find it difficult to socialize are substituting online interaction for real-world interaction, which means the internet isn't causing the depression at all.
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Instead, it's the youngest who show the largest increases in depression, including 12- to 17-year-olds, who are spared the direct effects of worry over supporting a family during poor economic times.
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Patients who exercised at least two to three times a week were more likely to see a reduction in depression symptoms than people who didn't do aerobic exercise at all, the study found.
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Studies show that when the position of women and men change, when women get the right to vote, for example, measures of income and sex equality, the gender difference in depression goes down.
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This mechanism would allow the machines to adapt to new situations quickly, but it could also result in the entrenchment of certain thought patterns and result in depression in the machines as well.
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The study, published Tuesday in the journal Lancet Psychiatry, found that 60 minutes of simple movement each day at age 12 was linked to an average 10% reduction in depression at age 18.
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It's based on the true story of horseback-riding librarian women in Depression-era Kentucky, and from those two sentences alone you should already know if this book is for you or not.
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Because of a lack of standardized screening tools and adequate resources during the enrollment process, these patients can be included in depression studies and some studies don't even bother to control for comorbid symptoms.
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The team created a similar app for depression, Prime D. By the end of the six-month Prime D study, patients reported a 50% reduction in depression severity, using the PHQ-9 (PDF) scale.
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More states are trying to fashion their own, better versions of daylight savings time — in part because the construct is linked to spikes in depression, disrupted sleep cycles and moderate increases in heart attacks.
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As Fadiman detailed at a psychedelic science conference in San Francisco earlier this year, the volunteers mostly reported increases in feelings of alertness, energy, and determination, as well as a significant decrease in depression.
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"Mary Poppins Returns" reveals a grown-up Jane and Michael Banks (Emily Mortimer and Ben Whishaw), who reunite with their magical caregiver in Depression Era London, 25 years after the first film took place.
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She cited a 2018 Blue Cross Blue Shield report that found the rise in depression diagnoses among those ages 18 to 34 is largely because more young adults are seeking help for mental health.
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Once Damnation debuts, you'll be able to count on one finger the number of shows set in Depression-era Iowa farming communities, and it's this setting that gives the series much of its juice.
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For some, however, the idea of giving birth is so terrifying that it can develop into an extreme mental condition known as tokophobia, which can result in depression, total loss of libido, and anxiety attacks.
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Researcher Sally Merry, a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of Auckland, thinks that the link between screen time and an increase in depression, which other studies have found, isn't quite there.
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A key receptor here is the NMDA receptor, which appears to have an effect on both depression and thoughts of suicide although the effect on thoughts of suicide is somewhat independent of improvements in depression.
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Vinson told Insider that "there seems to be an increase in depression and anxiety in kids today," but is quick to point out that she thinks this is largely because it's been increasingly more recognized.
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Based on a true story, Jojo Moyes' latest novel, The Giver of Stars, follows five women in Depression-era Kentucky who travel across the mountains on horseback in order to deliver books to isolated families.
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Each additional hour of sitting at age 12 was linked to an 11% increase in depression scores at age 18, based on a clinical questionnaire which measures depressive symptoms and their severity on a spectrum.
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Another recent study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and also lead by Twenge, found a spike in depression and suicide among teen girls increased the more time they spent on their phones.
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One of ketamine's remarkable properties, says Dr Zarate, is that it has a "broad spectrum" effect, alleviating many of the different mood symptoms that can occur in depression, including anxiety and the inability to experience pleasure.
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This is how orexins influence other brain chemicals, including dopamine (essential for the processing of reward, in planning and for motivation), serotonin (strongly associated with mood and implicated in depression) and histamine (an important alerting signal).
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It also appears to play a role in depression insofar as the researchers saw a decrease in its connectivity to memory systems, which they suggest influences depression because fewer happy and pleasant memories are being recalled.
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The drug, formerly known as SAGE-547, achieved a significant reduction in depression symptoms after only 60 hours, a rapid reduction in treatment time compared to the options currently available to those suffering from the condition.
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The findings suggest "fairly impressive increases in depression" and "should be of concern to parents, teachers, and pediatricians," said Mark Olfson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center and a co-author of the study.
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The 13-minute movie is called The Circle, and it stars 90s heartthrob Ryan Phillippe and Noah Schnapp (Will Byers from Stranger Things) as an estranged father and son (respectively) in "Depression-era America," according to DJI.
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It's thought that this works by realigning the sleep cycle with other circadian rhythms, like changes in levels of body temperature and the stress hormone cortisol, that are also out of sync with each other in depression.
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"The need for new treatments is great because only one-third to 45 percent of depressed patients attain remission with current antidepressants or psychotherapy," Charles Nemeroff, a psychiatrist at the University of Miami specializing in depression, told me.
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By the end of the treatment period, only about 18 percent of depressed participants with a history abuse from age 4 to 7 experienced at least a 50 percent reduction in depression symptoms and just 16 percent achieved remission.
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And so the story is set in Depression-era Duluth, Minnesota—Dylan's birthplace, in the decade before his birth—but the town could be any hard-luck place north of the Mason-Dixon Line and remote from the coasts.
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The approval stirred excitement among doctors, because it represented a new direction in depression treatment: Spravato is a nasal-spray derived from an old and widely used anesthetic, ketamine, rather than an iteration of commonly used antidepressants like Prozac.
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In "The Prospectors," two young women struggling to survive in Depression-era Oregon find themselves trapped on a mountain in the company of ghosts, a group of men who are either unaware or unwilling to acknowledge that they're dead.
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"Girl from the North Country," which uses the songs of Bob Dylan to tell the story of boarding-house denizens in Depression-era Minnesota, moves to the Belasco after a lauded run at the Public; previews start on Feb.
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After all, the forerunners of this kind of exploration — the Farm Security Administration project in Depression-era America and la Mission photographique de la DATAR in France in the '80s that focused on French landscapes — employed at least some native photographers.
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The new film will be set in Depression-era London, the setting of Travers' stories, and will see Mary Poppins return to the now grownup Jane Banks, Michael Banks and his three children after they suffer a personal loss, Disney said.
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"Our results show that some of the gender disparities in depression and anxiety may be due to the effects of structural gender inequality in the workforce and beyond," said Jonathan Platt, PhD, lead author on the study, in a press release.
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They tracked four indicators of disease over two years: the likelihood of still having the diagnosis at the end of the study, how persistent symptoms were over time, the likelihood of reaching remission and the degree of improvement in depression severity.
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Sendak — who died five years ago this month — remained in touch with the tumultuous emotions he experienced growing up as a sickly boy in Depression-era Brooklyn, and through his endlessly inventive imagination he turned them into transformative and magical art.
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Herzog pulled 30 studies on the topic: Eighteen showed no difference in depression rates between people with pets and those without; five concluded having a pet eased depressive symptoms; five found pets made depression worse; and the rest were inconclusive.
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In fact, the data "suggested that a 2 [hour] reduction in daily sedentary behavior between the ages of 12 and 22016 years old was associated with a 212 [to] 22018% reduction in depression scores by age 21," the study said.
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Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934.
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The performers were dressed accordingly, in Depression-era chic with contemporary accents: Persephone (Amber Gray) wore a chartreuse dress and held a market bag full of flowers; the Fates (Lulu Fall, Jessie Shelton, Shaina Taub) evoked Gunne Sax meets Siouxsie Sioux.
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A story about the shrewd editor of a literary magazine who comes of age as a spitfire young woman in Depression-era Appalachia, Bright Star managed to pick up the Outer Critics Circle award for Best Musical earlier this year.
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"Simply cutting down processed food intake and increasing fruit, vegetable(s) and fish resulted in improvements in depression symptoms," said Heather Francis, a neuropsychologist at Australia's Macquarie University and the lead author of the study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One.
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And then when I was talking to the media, to you guys, about it, everybody was asking me questions about the election, and social ills from social media, and the increase in depression, and teen suicide from social media, and all these things.
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They intuitively sense what a 2013 study in the Journal of Child and Family Studies concluded: that overprotective or helicopter parents thwart a child's basic psychological need for autonomy and competence, resulting in an uptick in depression and lower life-satisfaction levels.
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Cofounder Lars Wilde told Business Insider in February that he believes investors are interested in the world of psychedelics today because there has been a lack of innovation in depression treatments since the invention of major drugs in the 1980s and 1990s.
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When David Welsh, a psychiatrist at the University of California, San Diego, analyzed the brains of mice that had depressive symptoms, he found disrupted circadian rhythms in two critical areas of the brain's reward circuit–a system that's strongly implicated in depression.
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Photo: Ian Waldie (Getty Images)Ketamine, a drug that's been retooled as a "breakthrough" in depression treatment, is one step closer to becoming mainstream medicine, thanks to the results of a Phase II clinical trial published this week in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
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What's remarkable about the story of ketamine is that, despite knowing that the glutamate system might be important in depression by the 2100s, and despite having drugs on hand, like ketamine, that targeted NMDA receptors, no one investigated the possibility in people for years.
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Simply, in experiments where participants were tasked with playing a game with a strong element of unfairness, those participants with higher levels of brain activity in depression-linked brain regions―as recorded via fMRI scans― were more likely to later demonstrate signs of clinical depression.
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Losing an hour of daylight in the fall has been linked to an increase in depression, and losing an hour of sleep when daylight saving time resumes in spring coincides with an increase in heart attacks, car accidents and workplace injuries, the Associated Press reports.
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"Beyond the symbols, the new, optimistic president of this country in depression will have to demonstrate by concrete signs, very quickly, that he received the messages from this extraordinary campaign," Jérôme Fenoglio, the editorial director of Le Monde, wrote in a front-page editorial.
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" Still, added CUNY's David Himmelstein, "[i]ts findings of small — although not statistically significant — improvements in blood pressure and diabetes control, Framingham Risk score, and substantial statistically significant improvements in depression, are consistent with estimates from other studies of decreased mortality from gaining health insurance.
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In designing larger Phase III trials, Allergan hopes it can better control for any placebo effect common in depression trials and demonstrate a more clearly significant result for Botox after the near miss, Mitchell Brin, Allergan's chief scientific officer for Botox, said in a telephone interview.
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As a result, although it has not formally been approved for use in depression, it is widely prescribed "off label", and clinics have sprouted up all over America, in particular, to offer infusions of the drug (which must be taken intravenously, if it is to work).
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"The most interesting and remarkable finding is that a single dose of psilocybin, which lasts four to six hours, produced enduring decreases in depression and anxiety symptoms, and this may represent a fascinating new model for treating some psychiatric conditions," Griffiths said in a news release.
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In designing larger Phase III trials, Allergan hopes it can better control for any placebo effect common in depression trials and demonstrate a more clearly significant result for Botox after the near miss, Mitchell Brin, Allergan's chief scientific officer for Botox, said in a telephone interview.
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Film Series Rather than doing an ordinary series about escapism in Depression-era cinema, MoMA is zeroing in on a single year, 1933 — well after the crash of 1929, but before the Motion Picture Production Code came into full effect in 1934 — with screenings through March 31.
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This large and long-term study — which showed a 79% increased ASD risk and a 24% increased depression risk in those children — offers further evidence there may be a link, plus new information that this could also be a factor in depression, study author Kristina Adams Waldorf tells Axios.
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In a joint statement on Thursday, the production company Rudinplay and Lee's estate said they had "amicably settled ongoing litigation" following a court battle over the estate's objections that Oscar-winner Sorkin's script deviated too much from the 1960 novel about race relations in Depression-era U.S. South.
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Wolfsonian-FIU When: Hours adjusted to Monday–Sunday: 10am–6pm Where: 1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach Both the Wolfsonian's ongoing exhibitions (like Americans All: Race Relations in Depression-Era Murals) and current ones (like Selling the Golden Leaf: Exoticism in Tobacco Advertising) are historical, informative, and worth seeing.
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In addition to being asked to analyze who/what they blamed for the infidelity (themselves, their partner, or their situation), participants were also asked to assess their mental health (whether they perceived an increase in depression or anxiety) and how distressed they were after discovering their partners cheated.
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Last year, when I mentioned I wrote about mental health in polite conversation with a Lyft Line passenger, he explained to me at length that chemicals in tap water are responsible for the rise in depression diagnoses and that essential oils might help combat the toxins in my bloodstream.
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A young adult who is in a more vulnerable state because of financial issues, a bad breakup or another kind of loss has a "skewed perspective that is more likely to affect their sense of connectedness" and potentially result in depression, anxiety and other problematic outcomes, he said.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz has reported, the best data on Medicaid's benefits — from a statewide randomized trial in Oregon — reported impressive gains in depression risk: Thirty percent of patients in the control group (who didn't gain Medicaid access) screened positively for depression two years after the state lottery.
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One reason for the increase in depression and suicidal behaviors may be more stress and pressure on kids, said Dr. Gene Beresin, executive director of the Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds at Massachusetts General Hospital and professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the study.
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Thanks to a complex mix of brain chemistry, personal history, and other issues that play a role in depression, there will probably never be a one-size-fits-all treatment, but perhaps diagnostic methods like brain scans could spare suffering people the frustration of trying to feel better and getting nowhere.
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A growing body of evidence suggests that repeated head injuries, both those that cause concussions as well as smaller hits that cause no symptoms, can over time cause Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a degeneration of brain tissue that can result in depression, impulse control problems, motor control issues like tremors, and dementia.
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While the authors didn't know who had enrolled in DACA, they think the analysis likely understates the effects of the program—they looked at people who were potentially eligible, and the number of enrollees is likely smaller, so the reduction in depression levels among those actually enrolled could be even bigger than what they found.
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For a study called Predictors of Remission in Depression to Individual and Combined Treatments, or PReDICT, researchers randomly assigned 344 people with depression to either 12 weeks of treatment with antidepressants or with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), an approach to talk therapy that revolves around examining the relationships between people's thoughts and their behaviors.
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The inconsistent and incoherent mix, coupled with the lack of a vote in our national government, has left our island underdeveloped, contributing to an economy that has lagged that of the 50 states for four decades, has been in depression for 10 of the last 11 years, and is projected to continue to decline.
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Although Ms. Jacobs lacked a formal education in city planning, she had been writing for a generation, after transplanting herself from Scranton, Pa., to seek her fortune in Depression-era New York as a self-styled city naturalist and economic geographer (wondering, for instance, why the old diamond district developed on Bowery between Canal and Hester Streets).
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But if actively engaging with your friends and relatives on Facebook around the content you're both sharing and reacting to sounds like your idea of hell, you're not alone: Numerous academic studies over the years have shown that increased Facebook use corresponds to an increase in depression, low self-esteem, and general unhappiness, regardless of whether one's usage is passive or active.
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That fantasy turned to kitsch with the rise of tiki culture, beginning in Depression-era California at restaurants such as Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic's, where diners were distracted from their troubles by gardenias afloat in giant bowls of rum and the then-novel Mai Tai, which was Polynesian only in name, an appropriation of maita'i, Tahitian for good.
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That's visible not just in the United States, but also in the increase in depression and chronic illnesses in eastern Ukraine, where about 1.5 million people have been displaced by ongoing tensions with Russia; the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in war hospitals in Yemen; the collapse of the health care system and spikes in infant mortality in Venezuela; and the staffing crisis in the British health care system triggered by the Brexit vote to withdraw the United Kingdom from Europe.
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