Depression & Anxiety

Depression is common in diabetes, and can make it difficult to care for your diabetes the right way. What’s more, being depressed may make it more likely for a person to get diabetes. New research shows you may be better able to cope with depression.

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04-20-2009 - Metabolic Syndrome Can Really Get You Down
02-24-2009 - Depression and Medical Problems Must Be Treated Together
02-06-2009 - Depression + Anxiety = Double Trouble
10-02-2008 - Study Links Anxiety and Diabetes
04-03-2008 - Quality of Life and Depression in Type 2 Diabetes
02-27-2008 - People With Diabetes Should Be Screened for Depression
02-27-2008 - Mental Health in Type 1 Diabetic Young Adults
12-17-2007 - Does Higher Blood Glucose Affect Kids’ Behavior?
02-26-2007 - Diabetes Care Is Stressful for Patients
02-26-2007 - Diabetes Care Is Stressful for Patients
10-19-2006 - Mental Health Problems Linked to Diabetes
04-28-2006 - Warning Flags of Erectile Dysfunction
04-28-2006 - The Impact of Stress on Metabolic Syndrome
11-03-2005 - Is Diabetic Nerve Damage Linked to Symptoms of Depression?
10-05-2005 - Controlling Blood Glucose Through Biofeedback and Relaxation Therapy
10-05-2005 - Behavioral and Emotional Disorders in Young People With Diabetes
09-02-2005 - Is There a Link Between High Blood Glucose and Depression?
07-05-2005 - Depression and Heart Disease in Diabetes
06-08-2005 - Depression and Type 2 Diabetes
04-18-2005 - Babies Under Stress Are More Likely to Get Diabetes

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