Titlebook: Biology of Depressive Disorders. Part B; Subtypes of Depressi J. John Mann,David J. Kupfer Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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The Biology of Depression in Children and Adolescents,ssion which required cognitive maturity beyond that possessed by children. Thus, it was suggested that children might have variant forms of depression, so called “masked depression,” which were symptomatologically unlike adult depression but which might evolve into adult forms of the disorder. It wa

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The Biology of Late-Life Depression,, and chronicity of illness. Depression is one of the most frequent psychiatric disorders in the geriatric population, though figures of prevalence have ranged from 5 to 44% depending on the method of identification (Blazer & Williams, 1980). Interestingly, data from the ECA study revealed that the

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The Biology of Chronic Depression,pressions, particularly those with onset at an early age, were usually regarded as “personality disorders” or “neuroses” and were either treated by psychotherapy or left untreated altogether. In 1980 the new official nomenclature of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-III) designated chronic d

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The Biology of Personality Disorders,” Though they usually refer to the trait’s psychological determinants, current formulations can no longer overlook the potential biological contributions to behavior as well. From Hippocrates (Meltzek, 1969; Klar, 1988) to the present, clinicians and theoreticians have appreciated that biological fa

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Depression in Alcoholism,rock et al., 1985; Schuckit, 1985; Ross et al., 1988; Roy et al., 1991). For example, one or more additional lifetime psychiatric disorders. meeting DSM-III criteria was found among 77% of 321 and 80.2% of 339 alcoholics by Hesselbrock et al. (1985) and Roy et al. (1991), respectively. Both these re

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