Profiles

Samantha Agar, MD

Physician Family Medicine
102 W. Kenwood Ave. Decatur, IL 62526
Profiles

Samantha Agar, MD

Physician Family Medicine
102 W. Kenwood Ave. Decatur, IL 62526
Profiles

Samantha Agar, MD

Physician Family Medicine
102 W. Kenwood Ave. Decatur, IL 62526
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Can my menstrual cycle affect my mental health?

Many women who get periods experience changes in mood and energy levels associated with their menstrual cycle. These changes can be challenging and, for some individuals, can even disrupt daily life. The good news is, learning about the relationship between mental health and the menstrual cycle can help you better understand and cope with the emotional and physical changes you may notice. Read on. Mental health, PMS and the menstrual cycle According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health, 90 percent of women who get periods experience at least some
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Can my menstrual cycle affect my mental health?

Many women who get periods experience changes in mood and energy levels associated with their menstrual cycle. These changes can be challenging and, for some individuals, can even disrupt daily life. The good news is, learning about the relationship between mental health and the menstrual cycle can help you better understand and cope with the emotional and physical changes you may notice. Read on. Mental health, PMS and the menstrual cycle According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health, 90 percent of women who get periods experience at least some
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Can my menstrual cycle affect my mental health?

Many women who get periods experience changes in mood and energy levels associated with their menstrual cycle. These changes can be challenging and, for some individuals, can even disrupt daily life. The good news is, learning about the relationship between mental health and the menstrual cycle can help you better understand and cope with the emotional and physical changes you may notice. Read on. Mental health, PMS and the menstrual cycle According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health, 90 percent of women who get periods experience at least some
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What to know about stress, anxiety and depression in the agricultural industry

You're probably aware that agriculture is one of America's most hazardous industries. Compared to other occupations, farmers—as well as their family members—have an elevated risk of fatal and nonfatal injuries. What you may not realize is that agriculture exposes workers to more than just physical health hazards. Farming and the unique challenges it poses can lead to issues like chronic stress, anxiety and depression. These mental health issues can have a long-term impact on the overall wellbeing of farmers and their families. The good news is that they're manageable. Read on to learn more
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What to know about stress, anxiety and depression in the agricultural industry

You're probably aware that agriculture is one of America's most hazardous industries. Compared to other occupations, farmers—as well as their family members—have an elevated risk of fatal and nonfatal injuries. What you may not realize is that agriculture exposes workers to more than just physical health hazards. Farming and the unique challenges it poses can lead to issues like chronic stress, anxiety and depression. These mental health issues can have a long-term impact on the overall wellbeing of farmers and their families. The good news is that they're manageable. Read on to learn more
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Busting some mental health myths

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and SIU Medicine's Farm Family Resource Initiative invites members of the farming community to help us bring awareness to this important topic. We need to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. Let's start by debunking four common myths surrounding mental health. How many of these have you heard? Myth #1: You can tell someone has a mental health problem. An estimated 1 in 5 Americans has some form of mental illness, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. This means that you probably know several people who are dealing with mental
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Busting some mental health myths

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and SIU Medicine's Farm Family Resource Initiative invites members of the farming community to help us bring awareness to this important topic. We need to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. Let's start by debunking four common myths surrounding mental health. How many of these have you heard? Myth #1: You can tell someone has a mental health problem. An estimated 1 in 5 Americans has some form of mental illness, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. This means that you probably know several people who are dealing with mental
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