Mental Health
Anxiety, depression, resilience, and the science of a healthier mind
8 Science-Based Self-Care Activities That Help Prevent Depression
Depression is not inevitable. These eight activities, each backed by peer-reviewed research, work on the biology that keeps your brain resilient.
Dr Marina Nani · 13 July 2026
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