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Join a book club or take up gardening to stave off depression in later life, scientists say
University College London researchers say a hobby may provide joy and a purpose in life, while getting better at a skill could make older people feel more empowered in their lives generally.
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Smoking more than doubles your risk of mental illness
Researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark believe they've proven that smoking causes mental illnesses like depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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Smoking Raises Depression Risk by More Than 100%
Smoking can significantly increase the risk of depression and mental disorder by 100% due to brain inflammation and genetic factor.
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Smoking Cigarettes Appears to Cause Mental Illness, Scientists Say, But With a Catch
The link between smoking cigarettes and mental illness is well-established, but as a new study out of Denmark suggests, there may be more going on than just correlation and causation. Using health data from more than 350,000 people, geneticists out of Denmark's Aarhus University have found significant evidence that smoking cigarettes can actually lead to […]
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Smoking linked to increased risk of depression, bipolar disorder
Most of us know that smoking is unhealthy. Cigarette packets display shocking picture warnings of diseased lungs and rotting teeth. And we often hear in the media about how smoking can cause all sorts of cancer.
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