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from Nancy Schimelpfening
Researchers are finding that good relationships with family and significant others in your life can have a profound influence upon your depression. In a study recently published, marriage was found to be beneficial to depression. Poor relationships with siblings was found to increase male depression. In addition, teen girls who had been abused by boyfriends and teen boys who were sexually abused were more prone to suicide attempts. Clearly a lack of support from important others in your life and abusive treatment can have a strong impact on your mental health.
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Marriage Benefits the Depressed
Despite the fact that depressed people tend to have lower quality marriages, they do experience a greater psychological benefit from marriage than those who aren't depressed, a U.S. study reports...read more
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Poor Sibling Bond May Increase Depression Risk
Men who do not have a good relationship with their brothers and sisters may be at higher risk of depression, says a new study...read more
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Teen Suicide Linked to Dating Violence, Sexual Assault
Urban teen girls who have been physically abused by a boyfriend in the past year are 60% more likely to attempt suicide than those who have not, says Dr. Elyse Olshen of Columbia University, New York, and colleagues. For boys, however, it was sexual abuse that served as a catalyst for attempted suicide...read more
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