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Chronically depressed seniors have an 88% higher risk of contracting all forms of cancer than do non-depressed seniors.
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Your Life And SAD. Could You Be Making Your SAD Worse? Posted By : Rosana Horowitz |
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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that some people get in the autumn and winter months, as the light in the sky starts to reduce and days get shorter.
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Driving with a hangover four times more dangerous
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Sobering thought: drivers with a hangover tend to be more erratic, even if they're below the legal limit. Photo: A poor night's sleep, low blood sugar and dehydration all affect the ability to drive safely even if someone is within the drink-drive limit, more...
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40000 die every year after hospital blunders MPs are told
Mon, 1 Dec 2008 06:01:00 GMT
One in 10 people admitted to hospital suffers some kind of 'harm' because of the treatment they receive, members of the House of Commons Health Committee heard. The figures were given to members of the House of Commons Health Committee as part of its more...
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Freedom Nutritional alternate director resigns
Mon, 1 Dec 2008 06:39:00 GMT
Source: News Bites Freedom Nutritional Products Ltd advised that Ben Bootle resigned as an alternate director from December 12, 2008. STOCK DASHBOARD: December 01, 2008 Freedom Nutritional Products Last traded November 26, 2008: 48.0c Price change from more...
Business Spectator
Baby P: Pressure mounts for key figures at Haringey Council
Mon, 1 Dec 2008 07:31:00 GMT
Sharon Shoesmith, Head of Children's Services at Haringey Council. Photo: Heathcliff O'Malley The jobs of George Meehan, the leader of the town hall, and Liz Santry, its cabinet member for children and young people, are at risk along with that of Sharon more...
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Meditation is as effective as medication according to resear
Mon, 1 Dec 2008 08:03:00 GMT
Men and women who attended mediation-based support groups were no more likely to suffer a relapse than those who went about their lives as usual. What is more, their quality of life was enhanced by the psychological treatment which worked out no more more...
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