Johns Hopkins Health Alerts Releases
Free Special Report on Antidepressants
Johns Hopkins Health Alerts has just released a free special report on
antidepressants, The Johns Hopkins
Guide to Antidepressants, to help raise awareness of the new
kinds of therapies available to relieve depression.
Depression can affect up to 50% of all people at some point in their
lives. It can commonly occur after stressful events, such as the loss
of a loved one or job, and frequently develops in conjunction with
serious illness, such as heart disease or cancer.
Depression is particularly prevalent in the over 50s. Commonly referred
to as "feeling blue" or "not feeling well" by people in that age group,
depression is not always recognized for the serious medical condition
it really is.
Often, depression sufferers do not seek help because they feel it is a
'character weakness', and don't realize that it is usually caused by a
chemical imbalance.
With the right diagnosis, depression is a highly treatable medical
condition. This free special report, The
Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants, gives you an overview of
your current options for treating your depression safely and
effectively, without too many unwanted side effects.
To download your free PDF copy of The
Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants, please visit: http://www.hopkinsreports.com/depression
Johns Hopkins Health Alerts is
a free public service which publishes articles and email health alerts
on 15 different health topics. A new article is published every weekday
to help keep you up to date on the latest breakthroughs for the most
common medical conditions which prevent healthy aging.
Further Resources:
For more free articles and special reports on depression, please visit:
http://www.johnshopkinshealthalerts.com/alerts_index/depression_anxiety/16-1.html
You can download your copy of the FREE Johns
Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants at:
Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants
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