...without episodes of mania or hypomania (ie, low-level mania). Depression may co-occur with nonpsychiatric medical disorders or with other psychiatric disorders;...in pain, suffering, disability, and death is high. Given the strong evidence that treatments are effective, third-party coverage for the diagnosis and...

...are, paradoxically, the providers most likely to see these patients initially. Depression may co-occur with other nonpsychiatric, general medical disorders...depression can almost always be treated successfully with medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of both. Not all patients respond to the same therapy,...

...are, paradoxically, the providers most likely to see these patients initially. Depression may co-occur with other nonpsychiatric, general medical disorders...depression can almost always be treated successfully with medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of both. Not all patients respond to the same therapy,...

...without episodes of mania or hypomania (ie, low-level mania). Depression may co-occur with nonpsychiatric medical disorders or with other psychiatric disorders;...in pain, suffering, disability, and death is high. Given the strong evidence that treatments are effective, third-party coverage for the diagnosis and...

...men, with a risk-ratio of 1.7 to 1.0 over a lifetime and 1.4 to 1.0 for 12 months. Risk factors are personal or family history of depressive disorder,...stressful life events, and current substance abuse. More than 50% of those who have one episode have another. The second episode is often within 2 years,...