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Depression has been associated with disturbances in the levels of a number of hormones. The causal relationship revealed by such findings is usually problematic.
- Depression and HPA axis hormones
- Depression and HPT axis hormones
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Target-derived NGF, BDNF, NT-3
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| Depression |
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| Types of depression |
| Depressed mood | Clinical depression | Bipolar disorder |Cyclothymia | |Dysthymia |Postpartum depression | |Reactive | Endogenous | |
| Aspects of depression |
| The social context of depression | Risk factors | Suicide and depression | [[]] | Depression in men | Depression in women | Depression in children |Depression in adolescence | |
| Research on depression |
| Epidemiology | Biological factors |Genetic factors | Causes | [[]] | [[]] | Suicide and depression | |
| Biological factors in depression |
| Endocrinology | Genetics | Neuroanatomy | Neurochemistry | [[]] | [[]] | [[]] | |
| Depression theory |
| [[]] | Cognitive | Evolution | Memory-prediction framework | [[]] |[[]] | [[]] | |
| Depression in clinical settings |
| Comorbidity | Depression and motivation | Depression and memory | Depression and self-esteem | |
| Assessing depression |
| Depression measures | BDI | HDRS | BHS |CES-D |Zung |[[]] | |
| Approaches to treating depression |
| CAT | CBT |Human givens |Psychoanalysis | Psychotherapy |REBT | |
| Prominant workers in depression|- |
| Beck | Seligman | [[]] | [[]] | |
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