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Too stoic for antidepressants
Should people who are depressed take antidepressant medication, or should they just tough it out? There's often a stigma surrounding the use of antidepressants, and it may be preventing people from g...
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Suicide Risk Factors
Risk factors during development from early childhood to adolescence that may lead to suicidal behavior during later development years include Psychiatric problems in childhood and/or adolescence, inc...
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THC and Cannabinoids Involved in Mental Disorder Therapies
Of the most notable mental disorders, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, and eating disorders have been examined with relation to endocannabinoid therapies. The main theme behind endocannabinoids is...
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We're renovating our front door
The Class of 1933 graduated during the Great Depression, but not without optimism. Our carved Kasota stone and wrought iron front gates were a class gift. Almost 80 years later, they're getting a face...
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THE GREATEST INJUSTICE - VETERANS' SUICIDES.
I am angry today having heard about the suicide of veteran advocate Clay Hunt (see the article here). This article was posted by a colleague on Facebook and it struck the same raw nerve that is hit ev...
Posted on 4/15/11 at 12:07 PM
More blog posts about depression

Portlanders push for barrier at 'Suicide Bridge' PressPass

Portlanders push for barrier at 'Suicide Bridge' A group, Friends of The Vista Bridge, is pressing the city of Portland to install a suicide-prevention barrier on the Vista Bridge due to recent suicides performed on the bridge.

By Steven Dubois , June 09, 2013

Breaking the silence around treatment of depression PressPass

Breaking the silence around treatment of depression In 2004, 21-year-old Zachary Schmidkunz of Minot was convicted of the shooting death of his friend, Alexis Walter, 19, despite his contention that the shooting had been linked to the drug he was taking to treat his depression.

By Herald Staff Report , September 09, 2012

Road to redemption: Understanding mental health, and seeking help, brings sense of normalcy PressPass

Road to redemption: Understanding mental health, and seeking help, brings sense of normalcy One never experienced severe depression until it took over her life.

By Kayla Prasek , July 29, 2012

Many struggle to claim lives in face of depression, anxiety PressPass

Many struggle to claim lives in face of depression, anxiety Brittany Hoffman knows the struggles of living with mental illness first hand.She has been dealing with depression and anxiety since she was a pre-teen. But she also knows what it’s like to watch a family member struggle with a mental health disorder.

By Tracy Frank , June 04, 2012

Winter brings gloomy outlook for SAD sufferers

Angela Greenwalt blames Duluth. “They should give out Prozac at the borders of Duluth,” the Harbor Highlands resident said. It’s worse in Barnum, Bobbie Mistretta said. “We live in what they call a moraine,” the retiree said. “We get even less sun than in Duluth.”

By John Lundy , November 24, 2011

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Woman, before dying on Twin Cities' I-394, reportedly full of fear PressPass

Several weeks before she was fatally shot by a Golden Valley, Minn., police officer, Katherine Gordon -- a divorced grandmother from California reportedly suffering from depression -- told police in Edina, Minn., that the devil was talking to her and that she needed to be locked up to prevent her from harming herself or others.

By Paul Walsh , September 28, 2011

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Edward Halas, Grand Forks, letter: Economic indicators all point down PressPass

Corporations are sitting on $1 trillion to $2 trillion in cash, but they are too nervous to invest and create jobs. If this “liquidity lock” is not broken, then we may be facing a depression somewhere down the road.

By Edward Halas , September 23, 2011

Docs warn about Facebook use and teen depression

Researchers disagree on whether it's simply an extension of depression some kids feel in other circumstances, or a distinct condition linked with using the online site. But there are unique aspects of Facebook that can make it a particularly tough social landscape to navigate for kids already dealing with poor self-esteem, according to the lead author of new social media guidelines for young people.

By Lindsey Tanner , March 28, 2011

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MENTAL HEALTH: Doctors warn about Facebook use, teen depression PressPass

MENTAL HEALTH: Doctors warn about Facebook use, teen depression Add “Facebook depression” to potential harms linked with social media, an influential doctors’ group warns, referring to a condition it says may affect troubled teens who obsess over the online site.

By Lindsey Tanner , March 28, 2011

New dads can suffer from depression

Just like new moms, new fathers can be depressed, and a study found a surprising number of sad dads spanked their 1-year-olds. About 40 percent of depressed fathers in a survey said they’d spanked kids that age, versus just 13 percent of fathers who weren’t depressed. Most dads also had had recent contact with their child’s doctor — a missed opportunity to get help, authors of the study said.

By Associated Press , March 14, 2011

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AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Man gulty of escape ... Man guilty of weapons charge ... Properties get buyout offers ... more PressPass

A Fargo man has pleaded guilty to walking away from a halfway house. Jeremy Enno, 26, is charged in federal court with escape from federal custody.

By Forum Communications/Associated Press , January 30, 2011

Former NFL players discuss stigma of head injuries

WNBA superstar Chamique Holdsclaw once sat silently in her apartment with the blinds closed, refusing to answer telephone calls from the team.

By Associated Press , December 07, 2010

Awareness is key to fighting depression

A spate of suicides around the country by gay teens and young adults has directed the spotlight on depression. Dr. Meena Vimalananda, medical director of child and adolescent services at Sheppard Pratt Health System in Baltimore, calls depression a long and painful illness. She said the pain is deep and remains a source of shame for most people. But better understanding of the illness is leading to improved treatment outcomes.

By Meredith Cohn , November 20, 2010

HEALTH: Managing the holiday blues

HEALTH: Managing the holiday blues Grief can turn the joy of the holiday season into sorrow. “They’re commonly shared times, times when you have a lot of traditions,” said the Rev. John Rieth, Altru Health System chaplain and pastoral services manager. The break in that tradition which results from the death of a loved one can make the season a difficult time to endure.

November 20, 2010

Walk next Sunday in Fargo to raise awareness to suicide, mental illness PressPass

The annual Out of the Darkness Community Walk to raise awareness of suicide and mental illness will be held next Sunday at Fargo’s Lindenwood Park. A walk was held in Grand Forks this past Sunday.

By Wendy Reuer , September 19, 2010

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