DEPRESSION: Navigating Underwater

DEPRESSION: Navigating Underwater

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People who exercise regularly have 18 fewer bad mental health days per year than those who don't, outperforming a $25,000 salary increase. Yale and Oxford researchers confirmed this after studying 1.2 million Americans.
People who exercise regularly have 18 fewer bad mental health days per year than those who don't, outperforming a $25,000 salary increase. Yale and Oxford researchers confirmed this after studying 1.2 million Americans.
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People who exercise regularly have 18 fewer bad mental health days per year than those who don't, outperforming a $25,000 salary increase. Yale and Oxford researchers confirmed this after studying 1.2 million Americans.
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Two in five formerly depressed adults are happy, flourishing
Two in five formerly depressed adults are happy, flourishing
Approximately two in five adults (39 percent) who have experienced major depression are able to achieve complete mental health. Researchers consider complete mental health as occurring when people achieve almost daily happiness or life satisfaction, positive social and psychological well-being, and are also free of depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and substance abuse for at least one full year.
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Two in five formerly depressed adults are happy, flourishing