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“How people fall apart”: Yale faculty discuss the impact of burnout on the brain
Yale Daily NewsKAYLA YUPMAR 29, 2022Alice Mao Burnout can make one feel helpless, incompetent, emotionally exhausted, isolated and…
Driven to work — The Bergen Work Addiction Scale (BWAS)
Researchers from the University of Bergen have developed a new instrument to measure work addiction: The Bergen Work…
Why So Many Doctors Treat Their Mental Health in Secret
The New York TimesBy Seema Jilani, Guest EssayDr. Jilani is a pediatrician, humanitarian aid worker and Fulbright scholarMarch…
The interface of COVID-19, diabetes, and depression
Springer, Discover Mental Health Charlotte Steenblock, Peter E. H. Schwarz, Nikolaos Perakakis, Naime Brajshori, Petrit Beqiri & Stefan…
Time for united action on depression: @ The Lancet — Section 3: The roots of depression
Time for united action on depression: A Lancet-World Psychiatric Association Commission The Lancet Prof Helen Herrman, MD *;…
40% of americans suffer from depression — 23% report symptoms but another 17% have symptoms of unrecognized depression
For the unrecognized depression group, annual direct healthcare costs averaged $10,463–149% higher than the $4,194 for people with…
Time for united action on depression: @ The Lancet — Section 2: Epidemiology and burden of depression
Time for united action on depression: A Lancet-World Psychiatric Association Commission The LancetProf Helen Herrman, MD *; Prof…
Time for united action on depression: @ The Lancet — Section 1: What is depression? Current diagnostic approaches.
Depression is a global health crisis Recognising depression as a central yet neglected global health problem led to the…
Time for united action on depression: @ The Lancet — Executive Summary
Time for united action on depression: A Lancet-World Psychiatric Association Commission Depression frequently accompanies other multifactorial illnesses such…
Ensuring care for people with depression — 1 billion people
1 billion people globally are estimated to be living with a mental disorder, 81% of whom live in LMICs…
