Mental Health

It’s too hard for me to get up in the morning, is something wrong?

Laziness or depressive disorder? It seems that you have too much trouble getting up in the morning. The scene repeats itself every day. The alarm goes off and your partner gets out of bed like a spring. You lie there, stunned by such a racket that the alarm clock makes and you put your head […]

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Can Alzheimer’s be cured with antidepressants?

Women are more likely than men to suffer from this disease Brain plaques are closely linked to memory problems and all kinds of cognitive abnormalities generated by a severe pathology such as Alzheimer’s. The fundamental component of these brain plaques is the amyloid beta protein, so there is a theoretical possibility that stopping its accumulation

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Suicide is the leading external cause of mortality in Spain

The National Institute of Statistics (INE) has released the death statistics according to the cause of death for the year 2009. The figures show that in that year there were 384,933 deaths in Spain, 1,391 less than those registered in 2008, dying 185,838 women (0.4% less than the previous year) and 199,095 men (0.3% less).

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Internet addicts are more prone to depression

Some people develop a compulsive Internet habit, such as socializing online through social media and chat rooms instead of meeting people directly. Several researchers have concluded through a study that people who did this were more likely to have depression than other Internet users. “The Internet now plays an important part in modern life, but

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The absence of sunlight causes pessimism, tiredness and sleepiness

The noon of a radiant summer puts before our eyes 150 thousand lux of natural lighting. A cloudy day, on the other hand, reduces it to 10 thousand. The usual in schools, offices and homes does not exceed 500. These sudden drops are accentuated with the change in weather seasons and it is understandable then

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