Men do cry… Novelist Matt Haig on 'Reasons to Stay Alive'

Men do cry… Novelist Matt Haig on 'Reasons to Stay Alive'

In the UK, where I live, combined anxiety and depression is most common, followed by anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, "pure" depression, phobias, eating disorders, OCD, and panic disorder. * Women are more likely to seek and receive treatment …

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Mother's Little Helper: A brief history of benzodiazepines

Since the late 1800s, drug manufacturers had been hunting for a new, non-addictive anti-anxiety medication. Previously, patients were given opiates – with predictably disastrous results. Then came barbiturates, which were also written off as too addictive.

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Antidepressants have sexual side effects in teens, too

(Reuters Health) – – When teens take pills for depression and anxiety, doctors need to make sure they understand that sexual side effects are common with the drugs, a new paper advises. Under the best of circumstances, it can be awkward for doctors to …

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