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Braintaining in retirement: Use it or lose it

Experts say that mental acuity can drop if retirees don’t continue to engage their bodies and minds. Volunteering, working, providing care to someone and engaging in joy-inducing activities are good for the brain and help maintain mobility

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Crippling Depression: Meaning, Symptoms & Ways To Deal 2023

Crippling depression is so severe that it renders a person unable to function in daily life. Find out the signs, and treatments in 2023.

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Melancholic Depression: Symptoms, Causes And Treatment 2022

Melancholic depression is a severe major depressive disorder that requires professional treatment. Find out the signs & ways to cope in 2023.

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Crippling Depression: Meaning, Symptoms & Ways To Deal 2022

Crippling depression is so severe that it renders a person unable to function in daily life. Find out the signs, and treatments in 2023.

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Nature-based physical activity as an early intervention for teenagers

Abstract Research suggests that nature-based activities such as sea swimming can have a positive effect on mental health. In this small pilot study, four

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