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A new therapy that focuses on helping people rediscover pleasure works better than standard depression treatment at reducing symptoms and preventing relapse. The approach targets positive emotions rather than just reducing negative ones, giving people a more effective path to recovery. This finding matters because depression affects millions of people, and better treatment options could help more people stay well long-term.
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Women with gestational diabetes tend to have partners who face higher rates of chronic disease, injury, and mental health problems. This finding suggests that shared lifestyle factors or genetics within families may influence multiple health conditions across partners. Understanding these family-wide health patterns could help doctors provide better support to couples planning pregnancy or managing health risks together.
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