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Could you tell me what are some common signs of depression and what are good ways to deal with stress?
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Changes in feelings: Some symptoms of depression include loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities, weight loss or weight gain, sleep disturbance, very sad mood, feelings of hopelessness. Good ways to deal with stress are exercise, building positive connections with others, counseling with a trusted psychologist, .
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