Sentence examples for linking depression from inspiring English sources

However, while the outrage is understandable, some newspapers seem to have jumped the gun in linking depression and depressives with violence and murder.

It has been suggested that one of the mechanisms linking depression with elevated mortality risk is the association between depressive symptoms and other established coronary artery disease (CAD) risk factors, such as smoking and failure to exercise.

Mental health charities have urged people to avoid linking depression with murderous acts.

"Fewer faces may be an oblique indicator that depressed users interact in smaller social settings, which would be in accordance with research linking depression to reduced social interactivity," Reece and Danforth wrote.

But the book's major focus is the frown: Dr. Finzi offers anecdotes suggesting that taming overactive corrugators may save marriages and boost careers, and then, spinning some of the still largely debatable theories linking depression and anger with chronic disease, he postulates that Botox treatments may someday prove to help forestall heart disease and cancer.

These results are consistent with prior evidence linking depression and later dementia.

Studies have also linked depression during pregnancy to poor birth outcomes and postpartum depression.

And multiple studies have already linked depression in school-age children to adult depression.

Studies have linked depression during pregnancy to premature births, growth changes, and irritability and inattention in the baby after birth.

But I would argue that, even if they aren't linked, depression generates a strong desire to create.

Manpreet Singh (standing) and her team are studying brain abnormalities that may link depression and early-life obesity.