Sometimes I like to play this parlor game. I’m going to tell you about a woman who turned her life from cold pizza to hot pizza. I read in the Guardian that there are so many people taking antidepressants these days that they are finding the chemicals in the fish stock:- passed on from our bodies and transported from our bathrooms to our creeks and rivers and into our oceans. doi: 10.1038/nm.4386.I’ve been a counsellor and psychotherapist for 25 years and people are still getting depressed. Sex-specific transcriptional signatures in human depression. Labonté B, Engmann O, Purushothaman I, Menard C, Wang J, Tan C, Scarpa JR, Moy G, Loh YE, Cahill M, Lorsch ZS, Hamilton PJ, Calipari ES, Hodes GE, Issler O, Kronman H, Pfau M, Obradovic ALJ, Dong Y, Neve RL, Russo S, Kazarskis A, Tamminga C, Mechawar N, Turecki G, Zhang B, Shen L, Nestler EJ. Read the original research article in Nature Medicine (subscription required): La dépression différente chez les hommes et les femmes - par Mathieu Perreault Read a recent article in La Presse about this discovery (in French): These results also explain differences observed in the symptoms of depression, and could lead to personalized medicine approaches for depression. These results suggest that diagnostic and treatment approaches should be adapted, and possibly distinct for both sexes, in order to reflect the observed differences. The results observed in human brains were confirmed in stressed mice, which serve as model animals for depression. Even in cases where the expression of the same genes were modified by depression, often, it was in opposite directions, for example overexpressed in depressed men and underexpressed in depressed women.' In men and women, the genes expressed in depression were very different, and were the same only in 5 to 10% of the cases. In this article, in which he is the first author, Benoit Labonté explains: 'Depression affect the activity of neurons in different regions of the brain. Benoit Labonté published results in the prestigious journal Nature Medicine showing that depression is expressed differently in the brains of men and women.

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