FAB: Diet and Depression

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Diet and Depression - News

08 November 2014 - The Lancet - Young adults' health warrants greater attention and action
Eat yourself happy
Omega-3 reduces anti-social behaviour in kids: Long term study
13 August 2014 - MedicalXpress - Why seniors don't eat: It's complicated
11 August 2014 - Huffington Post - Omega 3 - The Missing Component for Health and Weight-Loss?
FAB Research conference notes: Sugar, fat, food and addiction: New approaches to the public health crisis
The Conversation - You are what you eat: how diet affects mental well-being
BBC news - One in three Alzheimer's cases preventable
Psychobiotics can feed gut-brain health axis
22 April 2014 - UniSA - Could the right diet and Omega 3 make you happy?
14 Feb 2014 - Nutraingredients - Dr Alex Richardson Q&A: Nutritional Lipids for Mood and Behaviour
Generation game: Effects of omega-3 deficiency may worsen over consecutive generations
15 Jan 2013 - BMJ - Science Souring on Sugar
30 Mar 2012 - ScienceDaily - Link between fast food and depression confirmed
Low DHA Levels Linked to Increased Suicide Risk
Do Gut Bugs Practice Mind Control?
(Maternal) Diets Low In Omega-3 Linked to Depressive Behavior In Mice
26 Jan 2011 - Science Daily - Eating Poorly Can Make You Blue: Trans-Fats Increase Risk of Depression, While Olive Oil Helps Avoid Risk
B vitamins may lead to happier seniors
Don't ignore omega-3 for mood and behaviour, say UK experts
UK Associate Parliamentary Food and Health Forum Report on the links between diet, mental health and behaviour
BBC News - Mental health link to diet change
New reports link mental ill-health to changing diets
Horizon - Could Fish Make My Child Smart?
The Guardian - Why it's time we faced fats
What not to feed your child
BBC Website - Are we emotionally what we eat?

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