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Mental health also affects how you feel about yourself and how you handle the stressors in everyday life. An example is managing anger. Anger itself isn't the ...
Severe dementia; Aggressive behavior; Depression; Increased risk of falling and injury; Worsening of parkinsonian signs and symptoms, such as tremors; Death, on ...
Depression and anxiety. Regular exercise helps improve the symptoms of both these conditions. Diabetes. Regular exercise can help lower blood sugar levels ...
Research. Mayo Clinic's Department of Psychiatry and Psychology continues to study the use of rTMS for teenagers with treatment-resistant depression.
Removing the uterus, even while sparing the ovaries, increases the risks of cardiovascular disease, depression, anxiety and higher mortality. These risks ...
This can lead to loneliness, social isolation and depression. These are all independent risk factors for cognitive decline. Social isolation fueled by ...
Kidney disease, severe or; Mood changes, including depression or; Myasthenia gravis (severe muscle weakness) or; Osteoporosis (weak bones) or; Peptic ulcer, ...
Study finds women at greater risk of depression, anxiety after hysterectomy. Jay Furst. September 4, 2019. In the Loop: Classic car to benefit cancer research ...
Changes in mood, such as depression. Your healthcare professional likely also will review any recent cancer screenings. These may include a colon cancer ...
Depression or; Emotional problems or; Glaucoma or; Heart attack, recent or; Heart disease or; Hypertension (high blood pressure) or; Intracranial hypertension ...
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