Some people recognize that the radical woke agenda is wrong. But are those who ascribe to the Flat Earth Theory also wrong? Did early humans believe the earth was flat because the Bible teaches that?
Do you question what you hear? How can you know if your viewpoint is right? We here at TW Viewpoint challenge you to prove what is true.
One of the strategies recommended to break the strain of depression is moderate activity. Did you realize that, while this advice has gained scientific backing in recent years, the strategy was known by many 2000 years ago?
Over the past century, most Western cultures have experienced a rise in secularism and, at the same time, a proportionate increase in the prevalence of anti-religious and social deconstructionist philosophies.
There is a long held belief that grateful people are usually happier people and less prone to suffer from serious depression. When one suffers from depression, all can seem hopeless, as if there is no way out.
Social Media presents a remarkable tool for communication. However, many researchers are finding that this powerful tool is often a significant contributor social isolation resulting in a measurable increase in depression.
In this series on depression, we are looking at ways that we can lessen the impact of serious depression or avoid it altogether. This video looks at the effects of sleep.
Clinical depression is becoming a major problem for an increasing portion of society.
While there are biological causes for depression, this is by no means the only factor which may contribute to this problem.
Over 400 years ago, a 33 year old citizen of France landed on the shore of a new land. Even at this young age, he was a seasoned explorer and a brilliant map-maker.
Depression is not a respecter of persons; it impacts people of all different backgrounds and in all kinds of circumstances. However, there are some biological contributors to depression.
Great plagues have ravaged populations throughout man's history. These plagues afflict rich and poor alike--they do not discriminate. One study set the cost of depression and anxiety to Canada at nearly $50 billion annually.