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Depression in women: Understanding the gender gap
Did you know that women are nearly twice as likely as men to have depression? Hormonal changes aren't solely to blame. Find out what other factors are involved.

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Factitious disorder
Deceiving others by appearing to be ill or getting sick on purpose are signs of this serious mental disorder. Discover possible causes as well as treatments that may help.


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