By Tara Dairman
Recently on The Diabetes Self-Management Blog, psychotherapist Joe Nelson wrote a blog entry about research that linked having depression to a higher risk of developing heart disease. On a related note, we’d like to direct your attention this week to this post at www.thediabetesblog.com entitled “Diabetes, Depression and Heart Disease—A Dangerous Mix.” It discusses another recent study that has shown an increased risk of dying in people who have Type 2 diabetes, depression, and heart disease. This blog entry is written by health writer Chris Sparling.
You can also read more about the study in this story on the American Diabetes Association’s Web site.
For more information about getting help for depression or other mental health issues, please visit the Emotional Health section of our Web site. For more information about preventing and treating heart disease, please visit Heart Health.
Recently on The Diabetes Self-Management Blog, psychotherapist Joe Nelson wrote a blog entry about research that linked having depression to a higher risk of developing heart disease. On a related note, we’d like to direct your attention this week to this post at www.thediabetesblog.com entitled “Diabetes, Depression and Heart Disease—A Dangerous Mix.” It discusses another recent study that has shown an increased risk of dying in people who have Type 2 diabetes, depression, and heart disease. This blog entry is written by health writer Chris Sparling.
You can also read more about the study in this story on the American Diabetes Association’s Web site.
For more information about getting help for depression or other mental health issues, please visit the Emotional Health section of our Web site. For more information about preventing and treating heart disease, please visit Heart Health.
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Tara Dairman: Tara Dairman is a former Web Editor of DiabetesSelfManagement.com. (Tara Dairman is not a medical professional.)
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