Oral Contraceptive Use May Increase Risk for Depression
Use of oral contraceptives, especially the first two years of use, is associated with an increased risk for depression.
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Strict discipline linked to risk of children
Young children who frequently experience harsh discipline from their parents are much more likely to experience long-lasting mental health issues.
United Kingdom Jennifer Symonds Ioannis Katsantonis School Of Education Psychiatric Sciences University Of Cambridge
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Do Oral Contraceptives Increase Depression Risk?
Previous research has linked oral contraceptive use to depression. This study corroborated that link, especially in teens.
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How millennial celebrities are helping change mental health stigma
As demand for mental health help has increased, celebrities have been more open about discussing their own struggles. Experts say it can make a difference.
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Teenagers Who Take Contraceptives Are 130 Percent More at Risk of Developing Depression: Study
Women who use oral contraceptives are at higher risk of depression, with teenage users having a 130 percent higher chance of showing symptoms of depression, according to latest research.
United Kingdom Michaell Lipton Therese Johansson Psychiatric Sciences On Uppsala University Royal Australian College
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Women taking combined contraceptive pill more likely to develop depression in first two years of use, research shows
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Uppsala Lan Therese Johansson Zoe Van Zuylen Psychiatric Sciences Uppsala University Imperial College Healthcare
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Women who used birth control pills as teens are 130% more likely to be depressed as adults
Women who start taking birth control pills as teens have a 130 percent higher risk of developing depression than those who have never taken them, according to Swedish researchers.
United Kingdom United States Uppsala Lan Therese Johansson Uppsala University University Of Copenhagen
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New study links contraceptive pills and depression
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Therese Johansson S Vinther Larsen Uppsala University Department Of Immunology Psychiatric Sciences United Kingdom Biobank
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