Depression is a complex mood disorder-one that stems from countless different factors. That said, there are a million reasons your symptoms might seem like they've come back or gotten worse, even if you're meds had been keeping your mood pretty stable. It's more common than you'd think: Up to 57 percent of patients on antidepressants have their symptoms reemerge, according to .
Unless youre a doctor, youve probably never heard the word tachyphylaxis (tak-i-fi-lak-ss). Its the medical term for a medication that has lost effectiveness, and according to <a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0165032718316859" id="c58184b7-7996-3ed8-ad9f-0c744cd307d5"> new research </a> , this happens on the reg with antidepressants.
E-cigarettes debuted as a tool to help traditional cigarette smokers kick the habit. Thats not entirely off base: <a href="https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1808779" id="ed324f8e-7d61-3427-aabc-188b2f1fa127"> theres evidence </a> that e-cigarettes really do outperform some older smoking cessation aids, such as nicotine gum and patches.
Most offices are engineered with two objectives in mind: productivity and collaboration. Theres nothing wrong with those two design goals. But more and more research is showing that modern work environments can have a negative impact on your mental wellbeing.
One of the hallmark symptoms of depression is something mental health experts call anhedonia. In a nutshell, anhedonia is a loss of interest or enjoyment in stuff you used to enjoy. And for a lot of depressed men, that includes sex.
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