Depression
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According to a new study from The US National Center for Health Statistics. The study found that women are twice more likely to experience depression than men.
“Women are more likely to have a biological basis for depression than men, with more volatile neurochemistry”. According to psychotherapist Deborah Serani, award-winning book Depression in Later Life. “Monthly fluctuations in hormones, as well as decreases and increases in hormone levels before pregnancy and after as well as before and during menopausal changes, may cause depression.”
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