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    Permalink Although some prevention strategies are not available yet, there are ways you may prevent Alzheimer's disease and other dementia types. Gallery

    Factors that May Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease Throughout Life

Factors that May Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease Throughout Life

In a world where the treatment options for Alzheimer's disease are limited in extent, and no miracle drugs exist, the focus in the fight against this condition is on prevention. Although some prevention strategies are not available yet, there are... Read More »

Experiencing PTSD as a Veteran

For some people, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms might worsen in later years as they age, especially veterans. They may have memories of service or combat that still upset them years later. Read on to understand how it is to... Read More »

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    Practical Strategies for Coping with Treatment-Resistant Depression

Practical Strategies for Coping with Treatment-Resistant Depression

Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) is a mental condition in which a person experiences persistent symptoms of depression despite several attempts to treat them. Although TRD is a challenging condition, fortunately, there are ways to cope with and manage symptoms to enhance... Read More »

Treating Depression in Adults

Most patients who have depression will gain some relief from their depressive symptoms with treatment. Before a diagnosis or treatment is provided, a health professional will perform a thorough diagnostic evaluation. The evaluation will pinpoint specific symptoms and explore medical... Read More »

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    Permalink It's imperative for persons with treatment-resistant depression to seek specialized care to manage their symptoms. Gallery

    Understanding Treatment-Resistant Depression and Its Importance

Understanding Treatment-Resistant Depression and Its Importance

Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) is a form of major depression that doesn't typically respond to conventional forms of treatment such as therapy or oral antidepressant. It also refers to a condition in which an individual experiences persistent symptoms of depression despite... Read More »

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    Suffering from OCD? Consider Participating in a Clinical Trial!

Suffering from OCD? Consider Participating in a Clinical Trial!

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is often portrayed in the media as an organizing, washing, and checking condition. Also, we know that OCD may present in other, less visible ways. If you or your loved one suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder, learn more... Read More »

Misperceptions About OCD

How often do you hear someone call themselves or another person “OCD”? Some people may have obsessive or compulsive traits, without having the very real mental health disorder. To refer to someone’s personality trait as this disorder is the first... Read More »

How to Comfort Someone Who Has PTSD

To witness a friend or a loved one suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is not easy. Not only is PTSD difficult to live with for the individual, but it takes a toll on the people who care about them.... Read More »

How Exercise Can Help Combat Depression

Struggling with depression can majorly impact our daily lives. There are many ways to combat depression; medication, diet, and exercise are some of the most common methods. Finding the right medication and eating a balanced diet can drastically improve your... Read More »

5 Common Types of OCD

Obsessive compulsive disorder presents itself in many forms, and certainly goes far beyond the common misconception that OCD is merely a little hand washing or checking light switches. Although those are OCD compulsions for some individuals, such perceptions fail to... Read More »