
Psychiatrist Versus Psychologist: Whom Should You Pick?
While a psychiatrist might look at a patient primarily from a biological point of view, a psychologist might look at them from a behavioural standpoint
Anti-depressants are designed to ease depression by increasing the levels of serotonin in the brain, where it regulates mood.

While a psychiatrist might look at a patient primarily from a biological point of view, a psychologist might look at them from a behavioural standpoint

Prescription drugs are usually strong medications and that is the reason why they require a prescription from a doctor. However, sometimes prescribed drugs may do more harm than good. Here are 6 prescription drugs that are known to cause serious side effects.

Exposure to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) during pregnancy can cause long-term changes to sensory processing in children, reveals a new study

The findings suggest that when a teenager's depression improved through treatment, so did the depression experienced by his or her parents.

Increased use of anti-depressants -- drugs used to treat major depressive disorders -- may be associated with developing a high risk of fatal blood clot condition, says a study.

The results showed that olanzapine drug produced the largest increase in body fat.

The study showed that normal weight and overweight people who took antidepressant for long time had a higher risk of being overweight or obese.

Of all things in the post, she constantly talks about how everyone around her told her that, 'she was too young to be depressed'.

Consuming opioids and anti-depressants may increase the risk of developing bone fractures.

Planning a baby? Think twice before taking these drugs.

Diminishing a person's belief in free will can lead them feeling less like their true selves and drive them to depression, finds a new study.

Anti-depressants which are commonly used to treat anxiety, pain and other disorders, can weaken bone growth and may play a role in dental implant failure, says a study.

Now an anti-depressant without side-effects!
Why you shouldn't pop anti-depressants every time you feel low!

While a psychiatrist might look at a patient primarily from a biological point of view, a psychologist might look at them from a behavioural standpoint

Prescription drugs are usually strong medications and that is the reason why they require a prescription from a doctor. However, sometimes prescribed drugs may do more harm than good. Here are 6 prescription drugs that are known to cause serious side effects.

Exposure to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) during pregnancy can cause long-term changes to sensory processing in children, reveals a new study

The findings suggest that when a teenager's depression improved through treatment, so did the depression experienced by his or her parents.

Increased use of anti-depressants -- drugs used to treat major depressive disorders -- may be associated with developing a high risk of fatal blood clot condition, says a study.

The results showed that olanzapine drug produced the largest increase in body fat.

The study showed that normal weight and overweight people who took antidepressant for long time had a higher risk of being overweight or obese.

Of all things in the post, she constantly talks about how everyone around her told her that, 'she was too young to be depressed'.

Consuming opioids and anti-depressants may increase the risk of developing bone fractures.

Diminishing a person's belief in free will can lead them feeling less like their true selves and drive them to depression, finds a new study.

Anti-depressants which are commonly used to treat anxiety, pain and other disorders, can weaken bone growth and may play a role in dental implant failure, says a study.

Now an anti-depressant without side-effects!
Why you shouldn't pop anti-depressants every time you feel low!