Change in counting method halves life lost to depression

Published December 20, 2010

Change in counting method halves life lost to depression
THE loss of life deemed attributable to depression has been cut by half in new government statistics after a change to the counting method which a leading expert says forms part of a systematic effort to downplay the mental illness toll.
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Vancouver Olympics pushed emotional spectrum
In the fourth instalment of CBCSports.ca’s year-end retrospective, we look back at the triumphs, heartaches and tragedy that defined the XXI Winter Games in Vancouver.
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Confessions of a male shopaholic
Salem Moussalle dropped $ 7,000 at H&M in 20 minutes last month. Clint couldn’t resist a good deal on a motorbike. Shopaholism clearly doesn’t discriminate on the basis of gender.
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