US EditionDepression in Mexico: the Weight of an Invisible Burden that Is Not Cured only with Will
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In the framework of World Day to Fight Depression, specialists and patients call on the conscience of this disorder that goes beyond a passing sadness. In Mexico, approximately 34.8 million people have experienced this "inner blackout," an alarming figure that positions this condition as the "disease of the century." Depression is described as an emotional state of deep hopelessness and sadness that does not always manifest itself with tears. Ac…
Every 13 January, the World Day to Fight Depression is commemorated, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Federation of Mental Health. Depression is a disorder that significantly affects mortality rates worldwide. Saying “I’m down” is not the same as having depression. This disease goes beyond sadness and often goes unnoticed. Pay attention to five key signs: constant fatigue that does not improve with rest, loss of int…
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