Articles related to "Depression And Heart Disease"

It is more important than ever to recognize and treat depression, to reduce the risk of heart disease. Depression is a serious risk factor for heart attacks.

Older people face the challenge of finding timely treatment for signs of depression--which may be more difficult to recognize.

What would you do if your doctor or another family member suggested that your child lose weight? Would you put him or her on diet or encourage them to exercise more?

Depression has been a known risk factor for cardiovascular disease, but the reason has not been understood. New research shows that lack of exercise may be key.

While stress is considered an accepted part of life, using esssential oils may greatly reduce the symptoms of stress.

Some eating disorder experts classify orthorexia nervosa as a "healthy eating disorder." Here are four strategies for overcoming this obsession with eating health foods.

While some foods function as anti-inflammatories, there are inflammatory foods and lifestyle factors that can lead to chronic inflammation and disease.

Men can actually suffer angina - or even an acute heart attack - through stress, and those going through bereavement and depression have an increased risk heart attack.

A great romantic relationship involves knowing about the stages of love, fear of intimacy, & how to say I love you. Try these psychology articles about love and sex.