How to recognize the signs of depression, improved cat allergy treatment, a COPD toolkit for caregivers, and more.

Thursday, November 10, 2022

When Sadness Lingers

Long periods of sadness can be a sign of a serious disorder. Find out what you can do to address depression. (From NIH News in Health)

**The Honoring Health e-newsletter**

Information for American Indians and Alaska Natives that highlights NIH health topics, resources, events, and funding opportunities. (From NIHs Tribal Health Research Office)

Experimental Cat Allergy Shots Provide Longer-lasting Relief

An experimental approach that combines cat allergy shots with a monoclonal antibody led to more effective relief that continued a year after treatment ended. (From NIH Research Matters)

Drug Resistance

An assortment of pills spilling out of a medicine bottle.

Find out what research is underway to understand how microbes resist antimicrobial drugs - a significant public health problem. (From NIHs NIAID)

The COPD Caregivers Toolkit

Information, advice, and tools to help care for someone with COPD, designed with and for caregivers. (From NIHs NHLBI)

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