Sentence examples for share of depression from inspiring English sources

Everybody gets their share of depression.

Japan's "lost decade" workers make up a disproportionate share of depression and stress cases reported by employers.Unemployment of all sorts is linked with a level of unhappiness that cannot simply be explained by low income.

Given the strong association between depression and anxiety, 6 it is possible that some of the observed effects on child outcome are due, in part, to maternal anxiety or to the shared features of depression and anxiety.

Students shared stories of depression, anxiety, self-harm and suicidal thoughts.

Interviews and a focus group with healthcare professionals, service users and carers indicated that depression was often normalised in the presence of long term conditions (LTCs) and that performance managed environments in primary care militated against shared understandings of depression.

The well-known tripartite model [ 6] posits that negative affectivity is the shared component of depression and anxiety and that low positive affectivity is specific to depression and only weakly related to anxiety.

Look for little ways to incorporate mental health awareness or promotion into your daily activities, perhaps by encouraging your coworkers to think positively or by listening carefully to someone sharing symptoms of depression with you.

Students Against Depression Students Against Depression (SAD) is a resource website for students, but also includes contributions from students who have chosen to share their experiences of depression in order to help others.

He was there voluntarily, teaching art and design to the inmates, but came to share their feelings of depression and captivity.

This study, in accordance with some earlier studies of men [ 9, 11, 13], underscores the possibility of recruiting men open and willing to share their narratives of depression.

Behind his music were secrets that he rarely shared: of alcoholism, depression and -- at the root of both, perhaps -- a beloved wife in and out of psychiatric institutions.