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1. DEPRESSION
Depression can strike at any time. It has no outward symptoms, so people experience difficulties at work and home because others expect them to 'snap out of it' ...
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2. Major depressive disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The term "depression" is commonly used in the vernacular to describe a temporary ... what causes and constitutes depression have evolved over the centuries. ...
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3. NetDoctor: Depression
About the low mood depressive illness, its symptoms, causes, and possible treatments.
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4. Depression (mood) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Biological influences of depression are varied, but can include hereditary, ... to depression. beyondblue – The Australian National Depression Initiative ...
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5. Depression
Up-to-date and research-based information on depression from the Royal College of Psychiatrists ... Bipolar (Manic depression) Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ...
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6. Mind The Mental Health Charity
In England and Wales working for a better life for everyone experiencing mental distress.
www.mind.org.uk

7. MedicineNet: Depression
Learn about depression symptoms, treatment, medications, causes, types, and statistics of depressive disorders.
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8. Depression Introduction - Health encyclopaedia - NHS Direct
Depression is quite a common condition, and about 15% of people will have a bout ... by physical symptoms - if you have depression, you will probably have one or two ...
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9. BBC - Health - Conditions - Depression
A guide to depression ... Depression is an illness that makes people feel sad and miserable over a long time. ... Often depression has no obvious cause. ...
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10. Depression Alliance
Contains useful information about different types of depression, medical treatment, and self help.
www.depressionalliance.org