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Health: Library - 05 June 2007
How do you know whether that lingering melancholy is genuine depression, or just an everyday dose of the blues? In our updated version of our 'Dark Side of the Mood' feature we explain the latest concepts, treatments and therapies.
Health: The Pulse - 20 November 2008
Music can be instrumental in helping to lift your mood, say Swedish researchers.
Health: Your Stories - 26 August 2008
Shiannon Corcoran had a brain tumour removed 11 years ago. Her physical health is still 'less than perfect', but she's discovered her own persistence and creativity.
Health: Features - 19 August 2008
From 'me and you' to 'mum and dad': negotiating sex, sleep and housework can get tricky when a baby comes along.
Health Minutes - 11 August 2008
In some women, SSRI antidepressants can have sexual side effects, such as problems with arousal, orgasm and even pain. Can Viagra-like drugs help?
Health: The Pulse - 13 March 2008
Are antidepressants no better than sugar pills? Well, yes and no. Experts say they still have a place in severe depression.
Health: Features - 29 January 2008
When schools and parents work together, even sensitive kids can be taught to deal with life's ups and downs.
Health Minutes - 06 November 2007
Compared to other chronic illnesses like angina, asthma, diabetes and arthritis, depression reduces health the most.
Health: Features - 11 October 2007
Even scientists agree: Buddhists are on to something when it comes to boosting wellbeing.
Health Minutes - 22 May 2007
The suicide rate of young men has fallen and according to a recent analysis, much of the credit can go to the government.
Health: The Pulse - 10 May 2007
Perfectionism might sound like an admirable trait, but it's often a cause of anxiety, depression and ruptured relationships.
Health Minutes - 08 May 2007
Most people with advanced cancer don't have major depression. Yet they're often treated with antidepressants - needlessly, a study shows.
Health Minutes - 24 April 2007
Researchers at the Australian National University have created a website called MoodGym which delivers depression treatment online - research shows it works.
Health Minutes - 06 February 2007
The suicide rate of young men has fallen and according to a recent analysis, much of the credit can go to the government.
Health: The Pulse - 13 December 2006
It's a time of celebration, but Christmas day with the family can be nerve-wracking and depressing. We offer some tips on how to cope.
Health Minutes - 07 December 2006
Most people with advanced cancer don't have major depression. Yet they're often treated with antidepressants - needlessly, a study shows.
Health Minutes - 17 October 2006
Researchers at the Australian National University have created a website called MoodGym which delivers depression treatment online - research shows it works.
Health Minutes - 14 August 2006
A group of experts looking at suicide prevention measures found that public education campaigns don't seem to work. They recommend that doctors be taught to recognise depression and treat it.
Health: The Pulse - 01 June 2006
You're more likely to suffer depressive symptoms in winter. But there are simple measures you can take to keep your spirits up in the grey months.
Health Minutes - 03 April 2006
Melbourne researchers surveyed a group of 12-25 year olds about depression and psychosis and found young people need more information about serious mental illness and its treatment.
Health Minutes - 03 April 2006
A general practitioner from Cairns who's had depression himself has written a pamphlet to give insight into the mind of someone who's contemplating suicide.
Health Minutes - 14 November 2005
A group of experts looking at suicide prevention measures found that public education campaigns don't seem to work. They recommend that doctors be taught to recognise depression and treat it.
Health: The Pulse - 27 October 2005
Self-help books can be as good as seeing a psychotherapist for mild depression and anxiety - but how do you tell a good self-help book from a bad one?
Health Minutes - 25 August 2005
Fathers too can get depressed after a child's birth and when it happens, it seems the odds of emotional and behavioural problems in the child are increased.
Health Minutes - 21 July 2005
Melbourne researchers surveyed a group of 12-25 year olds about depression and psychosis and found young people need more information about serious mental illness and its treatment.
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