Antidepressants Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease

Living With Depression Today's Newsletter  |  March 09, 2015

Today's Top Story Antidepressants Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease For people who are moderately to severely depressed, taking antidepressants could be more effective in reducing heart disease risk and death than statins. Discover the heart health benefits of antidepressants.  » Featured Article How to Get Out of Bed When You're Depressed For people who are severely depressed, making the effort to get up in the morning is a great challenge, and it can be amplified when you have to exercise, eat right, and work. Here's what you can do to bounce out of bed.  » Today's Recipe Curried Carrot and Apple Soup For less than 100 calories, this flavor-packed recipe will curb your appetite and satisfy your taste buds. Carrots, apples, and curry powder add a slightly sweet taste. Get the recipe.  » Ask the Expert Sleep Aid Safety I've been taking a prescription sleep aid, but I'm worried about its long-term effects. Can I take this drug indefinitely? See Dr. Tran's answer  » Everyday Health Apps Download Our Apps for iPhone and iPad Today! Your health is in your hands - literally! Our Everyday Health app is filled with breaking health news, condition facts, and expert tips to help make getting healthy easier than ever. Get the app now! » Everyday Solutions Major Depression: How to Feel Better If you have major depression, you’re going through more than a blue mood. Learn how to help speed recovery.