Depression Rates Rise in US, Psychiatrist Identifies Worsening Habits
- The CDC reports a nearly 60% increase in US depression rates.
- Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen identifies six habits that could worsen depression symptoms.
- These habits include poor sleep, lack of exercise, unhealthy diet, substance abuse, social isolation, and negative thinking patterns.
- Dr. Amen suggests avoiding these habits to better manage depression symptoms.
- The report does not provide information on the next steps or responses to this increase in depression rates.