Sentence examples for fewer depressed from inspiring English sources

For instance, when less access to guns leads fewer people to die from suicide, rates may decline even further because of the copycat effect — that is, because fewer people are dying from suicide, fewer depressed people will be tempted to follow suit, so there will be fewer suicide attempters.

Her research even suggests that women who find their home environments stressful have more depressed moods during the day, while those who find their homes to be restorative experience fewer depressed moods.

Indeed, approximately half of these published reports included only 15 or fewer depressed children or adolescents and a comparably small number of non-depressed control participants.

We've seen and heard from more than a few depressed young scientists on our Science Careers Forum and I do not wish to diminish their difficulties.

Given the prevalence of medical contraindications to antidepressant use among depressed elderly patients and the problems with side effects in treated patients, there were few depressed, elderly hospitalized patients who were candidates for antidepressant therapy.

That mental health charities had to remind the public how very few depressed people become murderers was very sad indeed.

My humanness doesn't lose its value just because I've had a few depressed episodes, or because I've tallied up a lot of errors within my life.

I remember those first few ones I went to while in rehab very well -- the enormous Sunday morning one in the sunny room filled with hundreds of bright, shiny, gorgeous people and a piano player for the endless rounds of Happy Birthday; the tiny one in the cramped room where a few depressed folks said things that only sort of made sense.

"This confirms that the administration has set the industry on a path to higher prices, less competition, fewer jobs and depressed investment".

Spill Your Secrets: Teenagers who share their secrets in confidence with parents and friends have fewer headaches and depressed moods and are more confident in social situations than those who keep secrets to themselves, according to a report in The Journal of Adolescence.

Recent studies suggest that talk therapy may be as good as or better than drugs in the treatment of depression, but fewer than half of depressed patients now get such therapy compared with the vast majority 20 years ago.