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	Depression hangs heavy on the heart; Cardiology patients need monitoring, study shows Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 1/15/2007; ; 700+ words ; ...this so-called incident depression that seems to be "cardiotoxic...may be that this incident depression is a marker for a general...These are the kinds of depressions where regular depression treatment does not seem to...
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	Depression in dancers: nobody's perfect--but try to tell that to an overachiever. Magazine article from: Dance Magazine; 10/1/2003; ; 700+ words ; ...imagine this same person laid low by depression. Confusing? You bet! No one is immune...Population estimates indicate that depression afflicts approximately 17 million Americans...repeated inquiries to DANCE MAGAZINE about depression are any indication, it's a topic...
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	Depression Screenings Provide Sufferers With First Step in Helping to Prevent Future Episodes; National Depression Screening Day Encourages Early Diagnosis. PR Newswire; 10/9/2003; 700+ words ; ...half of the 19 million Americans suffering from depression go undiagnosed, despite the prospect that most cases of clinical depression can be treated effectively. Today, National Depression Screening Day, offers a critical opportunity for...
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	Depression is easy to mis-diagnose: Why are so many people treated for depression? M2 Presswire; 1/10/2002; 700+ words ; ...endogenous) depression and the psychological (reactive) depression. They are very...for endogenous depressions are useless or...psychological depressions." "If we ignore...recognize that depression is a complex state...

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