Depression

By:

Baldwin, David S

Contributor(s):

Hirschfeld, Robert M.A

Series: Fast factsPublication details: Oxford Health Press 2005Edition: 2ndDescription: 82; diag.,bibls.; BookFindISBN:

1903734487

Subject(s):

Contents:

Recognizing depression, Epidemiology and etiology, Co-morbidity, Suicide risk, Treating depressive illness, Treating coexisting and anxiety disorders, Future trends, Useful resources.

Summary: PaperbackSummary: Depression is generally under-recognized and poorly treated; as a consequence, the condition is now a major public health issue. For affected individuals, depression, whether a consequence of physical illness or a feature of a psychiatric syndrome, causes much personal suffering. Fast Facts - Depression, 2nd edition summarizes the features, consequences, causes and treatments of the range of conditions collectively known as 'affective' or mood disorders.

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Recognizing depression, Epidemiology and etiology, Co-morbidity, Suicide risk, Treating depressive illness, Treating coexisting and anxiety disorders, Future trends, Useful resources.

Paperback

Depression is generally under-recognized and poorly treated; as a consequence, the condition is now a major public health issue. For affected individuals, depression, whether a consequence of physical illness or a feature of a psychiatric syndrome, causes much personal suffering. Fast Facts - Depression, 2nd edition summarizes the features, consequences, causes and treatments of the range of conditions collectively known as 'affective' or mood disorders.

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