Depression and anxiety are among the most common mental health conditions in the world. They can affect how people think, feel, sleep, work, and interact with others. For many people, antidepressant medications can make a major difference, helping them regain energy, improve their mood, and return to daily activities. However, one of the biggest challenges […]

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For many people, depression can be successfully managed with medication, counseling, lifestyle changes, or a combination of treatments. Unfortunately, not everyone responds to these approaches. Some patients continue to experience severe symptoms even after trying multiple therapies. Doctors refer to this condition as treatment-resistant depression. Treatment-resistant depression can have a major impact on quality of […]

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A wearable lens used the retina to reach mood circuits deep in the brain and reverse depression-like changes in mice.

Une simple prise de sang pour prédire la dépression post-partum avant même qu'elle n'apparaisse. C'est la promesse d'un test développé aux États-Unis, capable de détecter ce trouble dans plus de 80 % des cas. Une avancée qui pourrait transformer la prise en charge des jeunes mères. 

A new study suggests that lingering rheumatoid arthritis symptoms are not always caused by ongoing inflammation. For people with rheumatoid arthritis, lingering pain and fatigue are often assumed to be signs that inflammation remains active. But new research suggests the real culprit may sometimes lie elsewhere. Researchers at Semmelweis University report that sleep disorders, depression, [...]

Researchers found that a simple addition to a 5-a-day diet was associated with improved mental well-being in adults with low fruit and vegetable intake. New research from Newcastle University suggests that drinking a daily glass of 100% fruit juice or a smoothie as part of the country’s 5-a-day nutrition recommendation may help improve mental well-being. [...]

The Federal Reserve has now stopped quantitative tightening (QT), and moved to credit creation, quantitative easing (QE) once again. This signals global expansion of war as the only hope against the desperate condition of global finances, leading to a great depression.

The analysis of the gold-to-silver price ratio reveals a significant "Trump Effect," noted after the November 2024 election, indicating a correlation between rising ratios and impending recessions. Updated data shows that the "velocity" of this ratio suggests an approaching major depression, supported by historical trends.

The US National Debt suggests a potential financial crisis in July 2025, based on historical debt trends linked to past crises. Analysis of the Monetary Base and gold prices indicates similar patterns to previous downturns. However, a third crisis is necessary for a reliable prediction of 2025.

Recently the US National Debt peaked at approximately $35.46 trillion, with a few notable rapid increases during financial crises. The debt's growth rate predicts another financial crisis by mid-2025 that could surpass previous crises. Preparations for significant economic challenges are advised.

The gold-to-silver price ratio serves as an indicator of economic instability, fluctuating significantly during recessions and major events such as the Great Depression and WWII. Recent data suggests a potential approaching Depression, highlighted by observed "velocity" changes in the ratio, particularly following the 2024 U.S. presidential election.

Scientists may have found a completely new way to treat depression by targeting inflammation instead of brain chemistry. A small clinical trial led by researchers at the University of Bristol suggests that targeting the immune system could help people with depression who do not improve with standard antidepressant medications. The findings, published May 20 in [...]

In a small randomized trial in the United Kingdom, adults who added a serving of 100% fruit juice or a smoothie to a healthier diet reported lower depression scores after four weeks.

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