ā€œSeattle Salmon Contaminated with Drugs Including Antidepressantsā€

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Researchers in Seattle found the worrying cocktail of over 81 drugs when testing water quality in nearby Puget Sound. They even found drugs in...

ā€œThe Impact of Shift Work on Healthā€

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Medical News Today provides an overview of the research on the effects of shift work on the physical and mental well-being of employees. "Although...

New Resource Guide on Health and Mental Health Threats from Endocrine Disruptor Pollutants

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The Endocrine Society and the global organization of non-profits IPEN have jointly released a new guide documenting the threats that endocrine-disrupting chemicals pose to...

ā€œMental Illness and Gun Violence: Stigmatizing People Isnā€™t the Answer”

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In an opinion piece for care2, Katie Medlock discusses how ā€œmental illnessā€ awareness campaigns have shifted, dangerously, ā€œand ended up insinuating that people with mental illness could turn on ā€˜usā€™ at any time and should be feared.ā€

Farming with Pesticides Linked to Increased Suicidal Depression

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Exposure to pesticides is linked to significant increases in suicidal depression in farmers, according to a study by US National Institute of Health researchers...

ā€œAttention Deficit After Kids’ Critical Illness Linked to Medical Tubesā€

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Past research has revealed the children who get hospitalized in the intensive care unit are more likely to develop the symptoms associated with ADHD....

ā€œMore Patients in Scotland Given Antidepressantsā€

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The BBC reports that the number of people in Scotland taking antidepressants has increased by 5% in the past year with most of the patients being women and those in the poorest parts of the country. ā€œWe are now looking at the flabbergasting statistic of more than one in seven people in Scotland being prescribed antidepressants this year,ā€ Conservative health spokesman Jackson Carlaw said. ā€œWe urgently have to look at better alternatives than simply parking people on medication in the hope things don't get any worse, with no aspiration for complete recovery."