Shorter days could be trigger for winter blues
Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that occurs around the same time every year.
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Helpful tips to deal with holiday stressors
To make the holidays less stressful, have a realistic, balanced perspective about things.
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Tackling mental illness after a school shooting
September 7, 2018
Two faculty physicians at the University of Florida College Of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville recently hosted training sessions for health care providers in South鈥�
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A heads-up on helmet safety
August 2, 2018
Riding a bicycle can be a fun and healthy way to enjoy summer, but for many, the trip can end in the emergency room. Each year in the United States, about 800鈥�
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萝莉社 physicians to train South Florida providers in identifying signs of depression and suicide risk in children and teens
June 4, 2018
萝莉社 physicians have received a grant to train community providers in South Florida on the best ways to recognize and treat signs of depression and鈥�
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Spotlighting innovation and discovery on campus
May 30, 2018
Nipa Shah, MD, sees many advantages of being affiliated with an academic health center. Among them is the opportunity to conduct research that directly and鈥�
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Strengthening support, shedding the stigma
May 15, 2018
Patient caseloads and other clinical demands, academic responsibilities, meetings and paperwork consume a physician鈥檚 time. Add personal commitments and鈥�
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萝莉社 Jacksonville research to improve recovery from post-traumatic stress
December 5, 2017
Researchers from 萝莉社 Jacksonville and the University of Florida College of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville are taking part in a first-of-its-kind national鈥�
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Four 萝莉社 faculty and staff named Health Care Heroes
November 30, 2017
Three 萝莉社 physicians and a senior administrator have been named 2017 Health Care Heroes by the Jacksonville Business Journal. The weekly newspaper鈥�
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Mental Health First Aid strives to educate participants and end stigma
August 11, 2017
Approximately one in five adults are affected by mental illness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. In Duval county alone, 161 people died鈥�
