N	Concordance
1	icacious in the treatment of adolescent depression, but few psychotherapy treatm
2	depression and with a Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) score of
3	e Sense of Coherence scale and the Beck Depression Inventory were administered t
4	an syndrome, Turner's syndrome, bipolar depression and schizophrenia. Molecular 
5	tested for depression on the Children's Depression Inventory and for anxiety on 
6	d largely by the combination of chronic depression, progressive cognitive declin
7	d  complications such as major clinical depression and late  complications such 
8	ral deficiencies observed in endogenous depression and suggest that these defici
9	 than do others.  Some risk factors for depression in patients with cancer are a
10	% decrease in Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D) total scores in about
11	pression score group, those with higher depression scores had lower heart rate v
12	y, the inhibitory effects of post-ictal depression on LTP induction were not res
13	otemporal dementia (FTD), and late-life depression can be difficult to different
14	V activity in treatment resistant major depression: relationships with immune-in
15	lop a broader understanding of maternal depression after the birth of a baby, an
16	ACT>The hypercortisolism of melancholic depression is thought to reflect hypotha
17	ither major depressive episode or minor depression. An initial group of 22 resid
18	ng evidence suggesting that symptoms of depression and anxiety may also be assoc
19	of two nonpharmacological treatments of depression in patients with Alzheimer's 
20	, and advice for dealing with postnatal depression were compared with the findin
21	 and copper (Cu) in treatment resistant depression (TRD); ii) the effects of sub
22	 of moderate to severe primary unipolar depression, with melancholic features du