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MedicinesTalk No. 26 Winter 2008 edition

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MedicinesTalk Winter 2008 has articles on treating and beating depression, campaign to bridge cultural gaps, using antidepressants, non-drug treatments and sources of info for help.

Written by consumers for consumers, MedicinesTalk is a free quarterly newsletter that gives you reliable, accurate information and useful hints on managing your medicines.



Title Why read this
Treating and beating depression Many treatments are used to treat people with depression. Find out about the main ones available, and when they might be appropriate.
Campaign to bridge cultural gaps Later this year, the National Prescribing Service (NPS) and the Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) are running a campaign to help people from different cultural backgrounds learn about medicines and how to use them safely. Find out why the campaign is needed.
A guide to using antidepressants Antidepressant medicines are often used to treat moderate and severe depression. To find out what you should know when taking them read more.
Non-drug treatments for depression Find out about some of non-drug treatments and strategies you can use to help yourself recover more quickly from depression.
Sources of information and help for people with depression Where do you go if you want information or support for depression? Here are some ideas.

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Date published: 2008-07-01 00:00:00

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