Weekly round-up: Diapression: Unravelling the Link Between Diabetes and Depression

Diapression: Unravelling the Link Between Diabetes and Depression [View in browser]( [Patient](   ☰✕ [Latest features]( [Symptom checker]( [Topics](   Welcome to our pick of the latest Patient features   Depression and diabetes are both big issues - first off we look at diapression, when these conditions overlap. Next, we share all you need to know about getting your cholesterol levels checked, what your numbers really mean, and how to improve them. Finally, if you’ve ever experienced eye pain at the same time as back or neck pain, here’s why. In our latest video, I explain the basics of the common gut condition irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Remember, you can access even more articles, recipes and videos at [Patient.info](.   Dr Krishna Vakharia, Clinical Director, Patient. Featured this week [Diapression: Unravelling the Link Between Diabetes and Depression]( [Diapression: Unravelling the Link Between Diabetes and Depression]( Diabetes can mess with your blood sugar and your mood - it can be tiring and demanding. Living with diabetes means you should pay special attention to your mental and physical health. [Read more]( You might have missed [Understanding your cholesterol levels]( [Understanding your cholesterol levels]( [What is the connection between back, neck, and eye pain?]( [What is the connection between back, neck, and eye pain?]( Featured video [[ratio]  ]( [Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): what is it, what are the symptoms and how can it be managed?]( Dr Krishna is back to tell you all about irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), including what it is, what the symptoms are and how it can be managed. [Watch here]( [Flu]( [Flu]( [Patient]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Pinterest]( [Instagram](   © Egton Medical Information Systems Limited. Registered in England and Wales.   Registered number: 02117205 Registered office: Fulford Grange, Micklefield Lane, Rawdon, Leeds LS19 6BA. Patient is a UK registered trade mark.   Why have I received this email?   These newsletters are sent to a broad range of Patient users who have opted in to receiving marketing materials. We send newsletters highlighting common issues and ailments which are likely to be of general interest to our users.   These newsletters may be sponsored by third parties, who may offer services in relation to the relevant conditions in the newsletters. They are generic and not sent based on anything in your medical record or that you may have discussed with your doctor. However, if you'd rather not receive them, you can [unsubscribe here](.   [Terms & conditions]( [Privacy policy]( [Support](