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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 2011
Depression is a heterogeneous disorder with lifetime prevalence of “major depressive disorder” estimated to be 16.2%. Although the disorder is common and impairs functioning, it often goes untreated, with less than adequate response even when treated.
Steven R H, Beach, Mark A, Whisman
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Depression is a heterogeneous disorder with lifetime prevalence of “major depressive disorder” estimated to be 16.2%. Although the disorder is common and impairs functioning, it often goes untreated, with less than adequate response even when treated.
Steven R H, Beach, Mark A, Whisman
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The Perimenopause and Affective Disorders
Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 1997A variety of epidemiologic studies have identified that the majority of postmenopausal women do not experience a depression during the perimenopause. In contrast, results of several epidemiologic studies and clinic-based surveys suggest that a substantial number of perimenopausal women, in fact, do experience a clinically significant depression.
P J, Schmidt +3 more
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Mortality in affective disorder
Journal of Affective Disorders, 1994472 bipolar patients were followed up retrospectively over 17 years. The patients that died were compared with the general population and a control group. The former comparison showed greater mortality from suicide, cardiovascular and respiratory causes in the index population and the latter, that the deceased were more likely to have been unmarried ...
R, Sharma, H R, Markar
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AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN THE ELDERLY
Annual Review of Medicine, 1987Elderly patients, just as younger ones, may suffer from the two extremes of affective disturbance known as mania and depression. Either may be secondary to underlying organic causes often requiring specific treatment. For primary disorders, treatment typically consists of pharmacotherapy and/or psychotherapy.
R E, Neshkes, L F, Jarvik
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Affective Disorder and Hyperandrogenism
Recent Patents on Endocrine, Metabolic & Immune Drug Discovery, 2012A 40-year-old female patient with bipolar disorder and premenstrual dysphoric disorder did not present any physical evidence of virilization, treated with quetiapine and lithium carbonate. Laboratory testing showed evidence of hyperandrogenism (Testosterone levels 88.5ng/dL). After control, testosterone levels were normal (free testosterone 0.20 pg/ml,
Celen, Zerouni +5 more
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Affective Disorder in an Adolescent
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1985A case of bipolar disorder presenting in an adolescent girl is presented. Differential diagnosis and treatment is discussed. A number of aspects of this case are outlined including the difficulties of diagnostic accuracy in major disorders of childhood and adolescence, the existence of biological markers, the implication of environmental stressors and ...
S, Fisman, P, Max, D B, Woodside
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Salivation in affective disorders
Psychological Medicine, 1972SynopsisSpontaneous and metacholine-stimulated salivation rates were measured in endogenous depression, symptomatic depression, mania, and healthy controls. In manic-depressive patients concentrations of salivary electrolytes were measured. Salivation rates were decreased in untreated endogenous depression and mania.
T G, Bolwig, O J, Rafaelsen
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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 2003
Unipolar depressive disorders are especially common among persons presenting with marital and family problems, rendering their impact on the treatment of marital and family problems of interest to every marriage and family therapist. The current paper describes empirically based decision making rules for determining who may benefit most from marital ...
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Unipolar depressive disorders are especially common among persons presenting with marital and family problems, rendering their impact on the treatment of marital and family problems of interest to every marriage and family therapist. The current paper describes empirically based decision making rules for determining who may benefit most from marital ...
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Pteridines and affective disorders
Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 2002The pteridine tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4) is an essential cofactor in the biosynthesis of dopamine, (nor)epinephrine, serotonin and nitric oxide (NO). Furthermore, BH4 has a direct influence on release mechanisms of these neurotransmitters and on serotonin receptor binding activityimmunology.
Hoekstra, R (Rosa), Fekkes, Durk
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Affective Disorder in Alcoholism
International Journal of the Addictions, 1983In an attempt to explore the relationship between alcoholism and depression, family history data were examined in a sample of 90 alcoholic patients, 39 of whom were also depressed. Although subtypes of depression could not be distinguished on the basis of family history data, patients with depression were almost twice as likely to have a depressed ...
V, Hesselbrock +3 more
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