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Living Alone Increases Risk of Depression in U.S. Adults 18+ (2021 NHIS Survey Insights)

In a comprehensive analysis of the 2021 National Health Interview Survey, stark differences in self-reported feelings of depression based on living arrangements come to light. The study reveals that adults living alone are more likely to report feelings of depression compared to those living with others, underscoring the complex interplay between social dynamics and mental …

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Approximately 13% of Psychiatrists with Major Depression in Thailand: Loneliness & Work Stress Factors (2024 Study)

Depression, a pervasive mental health issue, affects individuals across various professions, including those within the psychiatric field. A recent study in Thailand sheds light on the prevalence and associated factors of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) among psychiatrists and psychiatry trainees, offering insights into the mental well-being of those expected to be at the forefront of …

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