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Enough Rope 7th April 2008 theage.com.au Study shows more sex for depressed women 20th March 2008 smh.com.au They sought help but got exorcism and the bible 17th March 2008 smh.com.au Chasing away the black dog 13th March 2008 smh.com.au Depression drugs 'do not work' 27th February 2008 theaustralian.com.au Forgive and forget the doctor 22nd February 2008 theage.com.au Happiness: Enough Already 11th of February 2008 newsweek.com We're happy to go round the U-bend 31st January 2008 theage.com.au Studies show yoga has multiple benefits 30th December 2007 smh.com.au Magnetic pulses to brain can treat depression: Study 22nd November 2007 smh.com.au Quit smoking pill being investigated 21st November 2007 smh.com.au New guide for depressed kidney patients 16th November smh.com.au Problems swept under office carpet 6th November 2007 smh.com.au Marijauna chemical may treat depression 6th November 2007 smh.com.au High rates of depression in carers 15th October 2007 smh.com.au Carers who look after frail, disabled or, mentally ill relatives suffer "extraordinary" rates of depression and have the lowest level of wellbeing of any group in society. Call it a workshop and more depressed men will come running 8th October 2007 smh.com.au Depressed men would be more likely to attend counselling if they could tell their mates they were off to a seminar, class or workshop. Depression screening for pregnant women 7th October 2007 smh.com.au Work stress tied to depression 4th October 2007 smh.com.au People who feel chronically stressed on the job may face an increased risk of depression, a large study suggests. Risk of treating pregnant women suffering depression 2nd October 2007 smh.com.au Women suffering depression face a terrible choice during pregnancy as both the condition and its treatment can potentially harm their child, a new study finds. Depression sufferers say chocolate helps 1st October 2007 smh.com.au Almost half of people who suffer depression experience chocolate cravings, a new Australian study has found, and most reported that is improved their mood. Mood Regulated by the Hour 27th September 2007 smh.com.au Scientists have proved a link between body movement and changes in the emotions of people with bipolar disorder. Survey to map Mental Health in Australia 15th August 2007 smh.com.au The prevalence of mental illness in Australia will be mapped in a new study to run over the next four months.
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