Sentence examples for tackle depression from inspiring English sources

Moves to tackle depression and low educational attainment, which also significantly increase risk of the disease, could help too.

"The failure to tackle depression undermines the fundamental human rights of millions and millions of people," he said.

One study, from the University of Derby, suggested that salsa could also help tackle depression, increasing serotonin levels, the "happiness hormone", in the brain.

I travelled to Germany and was very impressed by the mechanisms they have in place to tackle depression following the suicide of Robert Enke in 2009.

Many people turn to ayahuasca in an attempt to tackle depression and other mental health issues.

After her disappointing experience with phone CBT, she now favours what psychologists call "integrative" therapy, which draws on different approaches tailored to meet your individual needs and tackle depression from different angles.

DR 3 (12 yrs qualified: salaried GP, deprived area) "if you have someone who has got COPD and is depressed then obviously I think tackling depression will be my first priority because that will help me to motivate the patient, maybe to adapt their diet, or stop [them] smoking rather than just ignore it or not tackle it".

The pharmaceutical industry has tackled depression, sleeplessness and erectile dysfunction.

"Tackling depression and anxiety would be four times as effective as tackling poverty.

It's not like tackling depression – or at least the kind of thing we take to be depression – is really a new phenomenon on TV.

Discussions are continuing, but it is thought the film will explore the issue of addiction in a similar way to how Stephen Fry tackled depression for BBC2 in 2006.